Azerbaijani Women's Society established in Georgia

In the Qabal village of Georgia's Lagodekhi district, where Azerbaijanis live compactly, a Women's Society has been established to increase women's public engagement and strengthen solidarity.

According to Report's Georgian bureau, the initiative was put forward by members of the Women's Society operating in Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Following organizational elections, a 13‑member team was formed representing the villages of Qabal, Qaracalar, Ganjali, and Uzuntala. Tamila Valiyeva was elected as the head of the Qabal branch of the Women's Society.

The newly established society aims to bring women together, enhance their civic activity, strengthen the exchange of experience and knowledge, support families in need, contribute to the education of women and youth, and increase women's role in the development of the local community.