Azerbaijan clears 118,503 hectares of land from mines in liberated Karabakh territories

KARABAKH  10 May 2024 - 10:24

Azerbaijan's efforts to clear the liberated territories of Karabakh from mines and unexploded ordnance have reached a significant milestone, with 118,503 hectares of land now declared safe for civilian use, says an article by Samir Nuriyev, head of the Presidential Administration of Azerbaijan, published by AZERTAC.

The article highlights the extensive work undertaken, including the clearance of 18,143 hectares of settlements, ensuring the safety and security of returning residents. These efforts are crucial for the reconstruction and resettlement process in the region following the resolution of the conflict.

Moreover, the article emphasizes the significant role of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, led by Azerbaijan's First Vice President Mehriban Aliyeva, in various developmental projects across Azerbaijan. As the foundation celebrates its 20th anniversary, its contributions to areas such as science, education, culture, health, sports, and ecology are acknowledged and celebrated by the Azerbaijani public.

The Heydar Aliyev Foundation's initiatives extend beyond national borders, engaging with the international community to promote Azerbaijan's culture and values while providing support to those in need, particularly in post-conflict regions like Karabakh.

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