Foreign experts arrived in Baku on August 30 for the project of the National Center for Tolerance of the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations. The experts in the field of inter-religious dialogue will meet with representatives of various religious confessions of Azerbaijan, said SCWRO.
In addition, a trip to the historical monuments of the country is planned.
The group consists of the conductor of the French TV channel Canal Rockne Diallo, former Secretary of Princess Diana Patrick Jephson, and the publicist Valery Nowosielski.
The experts will visit the village of Krasnaya Sloboda in Guba, the Juma Mosque in Shamakha, the Albanian church in the Nij village of the Gabala region, the first church in the Caucasus in the village of Kish, and other historical sites and religious monuments.
Following the visit to the office of the National Center of Tolerance, there will be a press conference. -05D06-
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