Press Review 03/04/14

Official newspapers publish the decree of President Ilham Aliyev to allocate 3.8 million manat for the construction of a road in the Gakh region.

These newspapers also publish the text of the National Strategy for Information Society Development for the period 2014-2020.

Azadlig writes about the return of Elnur Aslanov, previously dismissed from the Presidential Administration, to his position.

The U.S. Embassy in Azerbaijan has responded to the statement of the investigation on the case of the NIDA Movement accused of collaboration with the American intelligence. The U.S. Embassy said that such a position could harm the strategic partnership between Azerbaijan and America.

The house of a PFPA activist in Zagatala, Rasul Mursalov, was stoned. Police, however, advised Mursalov's father "not to disturb" those who did it.

Kiosks have been installed with an inscription "tickets" in Samad Vurgun Square in Baku. Under the guise of selling tickets, swindlers deceive citizens. The paper wonders about the response from the authorities and says it could not be done without permission.

Zerkalo illuminates the illegal arrest of the head of the public association Kamil Vetendash (Intelligent Citizen), Hasan Huseynli, in Ganja.

Express writes on the audits of the Naval Forces of the country. Six military men have been arrested on the audit results.

Echo says the expected visit of the Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan to Baku is associated with the US-Russian confrontation.

According to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, in 2013 Azerbaijan was visited by 2.4 million tourists.

Bizim Yol writes that a judge of the Court of Grave Crimes, Rauf Aliyev, who beat his driver, was subsequently arrested.

Yeni Musavat calls the new appointment of Elnur Aslanov at the Ministry of Communications an "honorable exile".