Students at the Museum-Center of the House of Tolerance

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Students at the Museum-Center of the House of Tolerance

On May 2, 2025, a historical and cultural awareness-raising meeting and dialogue titled “From Albania to the Present: History, Heritage, and Tolerance with the Albanian-Udi Community” was organized for Khazar University students at the Museum-Center of the House of Tolerance in Baku.

The guest of the event was Robert Mobili, head of the Albanian-Udi religious community. He provided detailed insights into the history and religious-cultural heritage of the Albanian-Udi community from the era of ancient Caucasian Albania to the present day, as well as the traditions of tolerance in Azerbaijani society.

Held with the active participation of students, the meeting featured engaging discussions around the topic, and during the Q&A session, participants raised questions on several key issues.

The event proved to be both educational and a valuable experience-sharing opportunity for the students.