An educational meeting titled “Azerbaijan’s State Independence Is Eternal, Primordial and Irreversible” was held at the Center for Analysis of Economic Reforms and Communication on the initiative of Reform Volunteers to mark October 18 – Independence Restoration Day.

The guest of the meeting was Anar Isgandarov, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, and Chairman of the Science and Education Committee of the Milli Majlis of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

Opening the event, Ramil Huseyn, Deputy Executive Director of the Center for Analysis of Economic Reforms and Communication, highlighted the historical and political relevance of the topic and its significance for society. He noted that state independence embodies the national will of the Azerbaijani people and the country’s traditions of statehood. He also emphasized the importance of conveying the history of Azerbaijan’s independence to the younger generation on a sound academic basis, preserving historical memory, and promoting the values of statehood.

Anar Isgandarov delivered an extensive presentation on the subject. He provided detailed information on the historical and political significance of the restoration of Azerbaijan’s state independence, the stages in the development of national statehood traditions, and the achievements made in safeguarding independence and strengthening national sovereignty. The event also featured an exchange of views with young volunteers on key events in the modern history of Azerbaijani statehood.

During the discussions, particular emphasis was placed on the importance of conveying the legacy of national statehood to younger generations on sound historical and academic grounds, promoting the values of independence, and strengthening civic responsibility. It was noted that such educational initiatives make a significant contribution to broadening young people’s historical knowledge, strengthening their sense of national identity, and fostering a patriotic generation committed to the values of statehood.

In addition to Reform Volunteers, the event was attended by representatives of the Volunteer Customs Officers team, volunteers of the State Examination Center, Justice Volunteers, ASAN Volunteers, Agricultural Development Volunteers, and students from various higher education institutions.