A broad discussion on the rich cultural heritage of Western Azerbaijan, historical realities, and ongoing projects in this direction was held live on international radio. The program featured Irada Rizazade, Chairperson of the Public Union “For the Social Welfare of Citizens,” Honored Cultural Worker Tahir Amiraslanov, and Amir Ali Sardari Iravani, a descendant of the Iravan Khans.
During the discussion, the following key points were highlighted:
Preservation of Cultural Heritage:
The importance of projects aimed at promoting culinary traditions, architecture, and other cultural examples belonging to Western Azerbaijan at the international level was emphasized.
Historical Continuity:
Together with Amir Ali Sardari Iravani, descendant of the Iravan Khans, an exchange of views took place on restoring the Azerbaijani identity of Iravan in light of historical documents and family archives.
Future Plans:
New activity programs were outlined to present the realities of Western Azerbaijan to the global community in foreign languages, particularly in French and English.
It was noted during the live broadcast that such international discussions constitute an important part of the information campaign against attempts to alter toponyms and falsify historical facts.
