A parliamentary delegation led by Boris Kollar, chairman of the Slovak National Council, visited Shusha, the cultural capital of Azerbaijan, on June 11. This was reported to SIA by the Press and Public Relations Department of the Azerbaijani Parliament.
The guests were accompanied by Deputy Speaker of the National Council Adil Aliyev and other officials.
During the visit to Shusha, the guests arrived at Fizuli International Airport. They were informed about the technical capabilities of the airport, which was built and commissioned in a short time by the order of President Ilham Aliyev. Representatives of the Slovak Parliament also got acquainted with the models of Fizuli International Airport and Lachin Airport under construction.
Then the guests went from Fizuli to the demining area and got acquainted with the progress of demining. The process of detonating a mine at a distance was carried out with the participation of the chairman of the Slovak National Council Boris Kollar. After that the guests left for Shusha.
The Slovak parliamentary delegation was welcomed in Shusha by the President's Special Envoy in Shusha Aydin Karimov, who told them about the Shusha Fortress walls, the history of the city, the situation during the occupation and the construction work carried out. The parliamentarians were informed that historical monuments and mosques in the city are being restored under the direct control of President Ilham Aliyev and First Vice President Mehriban Aliyeva. The guests were also informed about the restored historical monuments in the city and new residential buildings to be built.
During the visit, the guests watched the walls of the Shusha Fortress and got acquainted with the restoration work carried out in the building of the Special Representative Office of the President around the City Square. They were informed about the City Square, the statues of prominent Azerbaijani cultural figures Khurshidbanu Natavan, Bulbul, Uzeyir Hajibeyli shot by the Armenians.
Then the parliamentarians visited the Jidir Plain. It was stated that our heroic soldiers showed great courage and climbed the steep cliffs to the Jidir Plain, liberating Shusha from occupation at the cost of their blood and lives. Today, as before the occupation, the Jidir Plain has become a venue for grand events.
Chairman of the Slovak National Council Boris Kollar gave an interview to Slovakia's STV TV channel in Shusha. In his interview, the speaker spoke about the liberation of Shusha, the history of the statues of prominent Azerbaijani cultural figures Khurshidbanu Natavan, Bulbul, Uzeyir Hajibeyli vandalized by Armenians, and shared his impressions of the visit.
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