From June 1-2, 2024, Khazar University's Career and Alumni Center organized a visit to Shusha, often described as the pearl of Azerbaijan. University management, staff, and alumni participated in the tour, which included visits to cultural landmarks such as the Jidir Plain, Samad bey Mehmandarov's mansion, Yukhari Govhar Agha Mosque, Mausoleum Complex of Molla Panah Vagif, Shusha Castle, Khan's daughter Natavan's House Museum, and Bulbul's House Museum.

On June 2, 2024, the second day of the visit, a scientific seminar titled "The Great Worried Man" was conducted by Prof. Acad. Hamlet Isakhanli, founder of Khazar University and Chairman of the Board of Directors and Trustees. The seminar focused on the life, literary contributions, and social activities of Ahmed Bey Agaoglu, a prominent social and political figure in Azerbaijan and Türkiye, journalist, educator, and writer. The seminar took place at the conference hall of the "Garabag" hotel in Shusha.

Assoc. Prof. Dilbar Zeynalova, the head of the Department of Languages and Literatures, who opened the scientific seminar with an introduction, briefly spoke about Hamlet Isakhanli's studies on influential figures in Azerbaijan's literary and social circles during the 20th century. She highlighted Ahmed Bey Agaoglu as a significant figure, a great public figure who opened his eyes to the world in the city of Shusha.

Then the floor was given to Hamlet Isakhanli, the keynote speaker of the scientific seminar. He spoke about the social and political endeavors of Ahmed Bey Agaoglu, a prominent voice in 20th century Azerbaijani public discourse. H. Isakhanli elaborated on Ahmed Bey Agaoglu's dynamic life journey and intellectual vigor, deeply concerned with the future of his people.

He also covered his roles as an editor, journalist, founder of organizations, parliamentarian, and opposition figure, emphasizing his works that addressed issues in both Azerbaijan and Türkiye. Hamlry Isakhanli extensively discussed the book "The Great Worried Man," dedicated to Ahmed Bey Agaoglu and encompassing his bibliography.  Following H. Isakhanli, Dr. Madina Karahan, a lecturer in the Department of Languages and Literatures and co-author of a dissertation on A. Agaoglu's activities in Türkiye, addressed the audience. She provided detailed insights into the responsibilities involved in compiling A. Agaoglu's bibliography, highlighting his diverse creative output and the richness of his legacy.

The seminar concluded with Hamlet Isakhanli answering  questions from the participants.