On 10 August a group of Ganja residents August 10 came to the presidential administration of Azerbaijan complaining about the forced eviction from their homes on the coast Ganjachay. They say that the local authorities under the pretext of construction of the park intend to demolish 110 houses. Residents offered compensation at the rate of 300 manats per 1 sq. meters, or offer to temporarily rent a house and to provide them with new apartments, "when there is an opportunity," Turan correspondent was told by one of the complainants. According to him, 12 houses have already been demolished, the same fate awaits other buildings.
Locals also complain about the cold attitude to their problem in the presidential administration, where they have come for the third time. Furthermore, after they return from Baku they are subject to pressure in the Ganja city administration for complain.-06D—
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Azerbaijan and Armenia have agreed to commence the next stage of delimitation work up to the Iranian border. This agreement was reached during the meeting of the state border delimitation and security commissions of the two countries, chaired by Azerbaijani Deputy Prime Minister Shahin Mustafayev and his Armenian counterpart, Mher Grigoryan, on January 16.
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Baku and the Absheron Peninsula are set to experience wet and windy weather on January 20, according to meteorological forecasts.
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The weather forecast for Azerbaijan on January 18 predicts variable conditions across the country, with rain likely in some areas.
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