Khazar University instructor participates both in an international symposium and workshop in Turkey

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Khazar University instructor participates both in an international symposium and workshop in Turkey

On October 3, 2018, Araz Aslanli, Instructor of the Department of History and Archaeology of Khazar University, participated both in an international symposium and workshop held in Turkey. Araz Aslanli made a report in a workshop “Legal and military situation in Garabakh conflict” organized by Giresun Municipality hall for international students.

On October, Araz Aslanli also made a report in an international symposium organized in Gümüşhane University. In the report, the relations between Azerbaijan and Bosnia and Herzegovina are analysed. The report also mentions that both countries experienced similar problems in the 1990s and mentions negative results of occupation by Armenia.

On October 6, 2018, Araz Aslanli participated as a reporter in the workshop organized in Ankara. He talked about the historical roots of the problem and its resolution process. He also remarked the casualties caused by Armenian occupation.