Georgian journalist praises Azerbaijan's rich history and culture

Georgian journalist Tako Tamuna, who frequently visits Azerbaijan, said she rediscovers the country for herself every time she comes.

Tako Tamuna, the head of a group of Georgian journalists and bloggers visiting Azerbaijan, made the remarks in an interview with Report during their visit to Ganja.

According to her, such visits help further strengthen relations between the peoples of Georgia and Azerbaijan.

"We all know that a lot of disinformation is spread on social media today, while reliable information is lacking. That is why journalists, bloggers, cultural figures and experts need to see everything with their own eyes and then tell their audiences, friends, acquaintances and others about it," Tako Tamuna said.

"I myself often visit Azerbaijan, and every time I come, I rediscover this country for myself. For example, I previously knew nothing about Gobustan or the rock paintings there that are several thousand years old. I learn something new on every visit and once again become convinced of the richness of Azerbaijan's history, culture and nature," she added.

Tako Tamuna also shared her impressions of visiting Azerbaijan's liberated territories.

"I was deeply moved when I saw the Victory Arch and the steps in Khankandi. The entire history - what happened during those days - was written on each step," she said.

"Generally, I would like to add that Karabakh is growing and flourishing before my eyes like a little child. I am very happy for you and wish Azerbaijan continued prosperity," Tako Tamuna added.