Azerbaijani clerics from three countries visit Victory Park in Baku

A delegation of Azerbaijani religious figures working in Türkiye, Georgia and Iraq has visited Victory Park in Baku, Report informs.

The visitors were briefed on the park during their visit.

The delegation was told that the park covers an area of nearly 10 hectares. At its entrance stands the Victory Arch, built as a symbol of the 44-day Patriotic War. The arch is 44 meters high and 22 meters wide, with 44 columns.

The guests were also informed that Victory Park was created to commemorate the heroism of the Azerbaijani people during the Patriotic War and the historic victory achieved by the country.

The visit was organized by the Foundation for the Promotion of Moral Values, operating under the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations, as part of the "Path of Victory: Following the Traces of Victory" project.

Nearly 50 Azerbaijani religious figures working in Türkiye, Georgia and Iraq are taking part in the visit.

The visit aims to preserve national and moral values, strengthen the ties of Azerbaijanis living abroad with their historical homeland, and communicate the realities of Azerbaijan to the international community.

During the first stage of the program, the delegation also visited the Alley of Honor, Alley of Martyrs, the Turkish Martyrs' Memorial and the Bibi-Heybat Mosque and Shrine Complex.