17 houses restored in first stage in Azerbaijan's Boyuk Galaderesi village

Seventeen houses have been restored in the first phase in the Boyuk Galaderesi village in Azerbaijan's Shusha district, Ismayil Ismayilov, chief advisor to the Special Representative of the President of Azerbaijan in the Shusha district, told Report.

He recalled that the village was occupied by Armenian armed forces in 1992 and liberated in 2023 during the Azerbaijani Armed Forces' anti-terrorist operation.

It was noted that a number of projects have been implemented in the village to create necessary living conditions and address social issues.

A transformer has been installed, new power lines have been laid, and existing ones have been restored. Individual residential buildings, which are planned for initial resettlement, are equipped with meters. Furthermore, a new gas pipeline has been installed in the village, and meter installation has begun.

Work has also been carried out to provide residents with drinking water, water distribution lines have been laid, and meters have been installed. Communications work is currently ongoing in the village. Intra-village roads have been improved. Furthermore, a park and Flag Square have been established in Boyuk Galaderesi for residents to relax.

The village has a total of 50 individual residential buildings. Of these, 13 are uninhabitable, and 37 are partially inhabitable. Seventeen buildings have already been restored in the first phase. The next phase plans to restore 20 buildings.

In the initial phase, 14 families, comprising 64 people, returned to the village.

On May 28, 2026, President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev inspected the restoration work of individual residential buildings and infrastructure in the village of Boyuk Galaderesi in the Shusha district and met with residents who had resettled in the village.