In Baku and on the Absheron peninsula on February 4 the weather will be partly cloudy, in the morning and at night in some areas fog and drizzle are expected. Closer to the night rain is expected. The temperature will be +5 +7 degrees at night and +7 +10 by day, according to the National Hydrometeorology Department of the Ministry of Ecology of Azerbaijan.
In the regions of Azerbaijan fog, drizzle and rain are expected on February 4. In the upland areas it will snow and sleet, with gusty westerly wind. The temperature will be +1 +6 at night and +8 +13 by day. In the mountains it will be from -3 to +2 degrees at night. -16d04-
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"The admission rate to higher education institutions has increased over the past 10 years, which is a quantitative indicator," Azerbaijan’s Minister of Education Emin Amrullayev said on February 10 during the presentation of the World Bank's annual global report in Baku.
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Young programmers are set to represent Azerbaijan at International Olympiads The Institute of Education and “Azercell Telecom” LLC organized another "Winter Camp" for the national team preparing for the international informatics Olympiads. As part of this initiative, the schoolchildren had the unique opportunity to engage with Rahim Mammadli, a software engineer at Google, and Tarlan Suleymanov, an Oxford University graduate specializing in autonomous vehicle control. The experts conducted a master class on modern programming languages and technologies, sharing their knowledge and professional experience.
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On Wednesday, the weather in the capital will be cloudy. Towards the evening, light precipitation may occur in some areas of Absheron, and the north-western wind. The temperature at night will range from -1 to +2 degrees, and during the day it will be +3 to +7. The humidity will be 70-80% at night and 60-65% during the day.
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Meetings of the Amnesty Issues Commission under the President of Azerbaijan are set to resume, with expectations that a new presidential amnesty decree will be issued. The last such decree was signed on May 25 of the previous year, ahead of Independence Day (May 28). That decree covered 154 individuals, of whom 63 were released from imprisonment, while the sentences of 52 others were reduced by half. The remaining individuals were mostly freed from electronic monitoring or had their sentences commuted in other ways.
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