Monitoring of historical monuments in Azerbaijan's liberated territories continues, deputy minister says
Cultural policy
- 10 October, 2023
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The monitoring of historical monuments in the Azerbaijani territories liberated from occupation continues, Deputy Minister of Culture Saadat Yusifova said at an international conference themed 'Livable and Sustainable Heritage Cities' in Baku, according to Report.
"It is difficult to complete the monitoring in such a short period of time (three years since the liberation of territories - ed.) considering the persistent mine threat. These territories should be cleared of mines, which also requires huge financial costs," she said.
Səadət Yusifova: "İşğaldan azad olunmuş ərazilərdə abidələrin monitorinqini yekunlaşdırmaq çətindir"
Саадат Юсифова: Мониторинг исторических памятников на освобожденных территориях продолжается
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