Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

BAKU: Armenians' another provocation prevented at int'l festival in

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • BAKU: Armenians' another provocation prevented at int'l festival in

    Trend, Azerbaijan
    Oct 5 2013

    Armenians' another provocation prevented at int'l festival in Hungary

    Azerbaijan, Baku, Oct. 5 / Trend /


    "Bridge of Culture 2013" international festival was held at the Eotvos
    Lorand University in Hungary on Thursday and Friday.

    The main purpose of the festival, organized with the support of the
    embassies and national communities, is to demonstrate and promote the
    culture, national cuisine and tourist potential of different peoples,
    the Azerbaijani embassy in Hungary told Trend on Friday.

    The Azerbaijan-Hungary Youth Union represented Azerbaijan with the
    support of the country's embassy in Hungary.

    The participants of the festival have shown great interest in 30 books
    on the culture, history and literature of Azerbaijan, which have been
    published in different years in the Hungarian language.

    There was an attempt to hang the flag of unrecognized "Nagorno
    Karabakh Republic" at the stand of the Armenian cultural center.

    The embassy staff and Azerbaijani students getting education in
    Hungary immediately protested and urged the organizers of the event to
    prevent such incidents.

    The embassy delivered a note of protest to the Hungarian Foreign
    Ministry and the negotiations were held with the management of the
    Eotvos Lorand University. As a result, an attempt to show the flag of
    the unrecognized republic was prevented and the Armenians, engaged in
    provocation at the event, were excluded from participation in this
    event.

    Besides Azerbaijan, representatives from the U.S., Malaysia, China,
    Israel, Austria, Italy, France and other countries attended the event.

    http://en.trend.az/news/politics/2197959.html



    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
Working...
X