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WAR MUST BE DECLARED!
AzerNews, Azerbaijan
Feb 24 2015
24 February 2015, 10:31 (GMT+04:00)
By Mahammad Agamirzayev
Today Azerbaijan's society, economy, democracy and many other aspects
have developed dynamically much more than they have ever been.
The fact, our independency is getting stronger with every achieved
success acknowledged by international community.
Delighted with our development, a number of countries support us but
there are others which are envy trying to create barriers in our way.
However, these barriers don't endure against our development, triumphed
by the union of Azerbaijan nation.
All these are seen not only by Azerbaijani citizens, but also civil
societies of many different countries.
I have come up with this conclusion after having discussions with
people of different age groups, backgrounds and nationalities,
lecturers, and some politicians, since the start of my overseas
studies.
I am currently studying at the University of Birmingham. My meetings
and a series of discussions with Galina Yemelianova, citizen of the
United Kingdom and Professor at University of Birmingham made me
interested in political world.
Dr. Yemelianova works in the "Centre for Russian, European and Eurasian
Studies", at the University of Birmingham. In the year 1985 Yemelianova
got a PhD in Middle Eastern History, from the Institute of Asian and
African Studies, at the Moscow State University.
Recently, public union "Azerbaijani Community of Nagorno-Karabakh
Region", Council of the "State Support to Non-Governmental
Organizations under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan", and
the Humboldt University of Germany have begun to cooperate with the
"Centre for Russian, European and Eurasian Studies" of the University
of Birmingham, regarding the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict.
The only reason why Azerbaijan is not feeling exhilaration is that
our land, Karabakh, is presently occupied by the Armenian invaders.
This was our theme of discussion at my first meeting with
Professor Yemelianova. Her thorough knowledge of both, Azerbaijan
and Azerbaijanis, as well as Armenia and Armenians, has led her to
sustain a fair judgment.
During the course of the conversation, I also discovered that,
because of her caring attitude towards Azerbaijan, in our current
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Dr. Yemelianova was facing regular pressures
from the Armenian Diaspora.
Dr. Yemelianova has played a key role in organization of numerous
trainings and conferences together with agencies which have interest
in the peace in the Caucasian region.
On February 17, 2015, at an invitation of Dr. Yemelianova, I attended
a conference titled "The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: Current Discourses
and Future Perspectives" organized by the University of Birmingham
Research Group on the Caucasus and Central Asia, the Centre for
Russian, European and Eurasian Studies, POLSIS, College of Social
Sciences, in collaboration with the Department of War Studies of
King's College London.
The theme of the first session of the conference was "Regional
Perspectives", which was followed by discussion on the "Local and
International Discourses". Following the speeches given by Ambassador
Jacques Faure, the ex- co-chair of the OSCE Minsk Group and by Amanda
Paul, from the European Policy Centre (Brussels), the participants
and speakers had debate on relative issues.
During my individual discussions with the speakers, I talked about the
political and the economic development of Azerbaijan, the "Qaradagli"
massacre and the "Khojaly" genocide. My speech positively affected them
and it was visible from their facial mimic and attitude towards me.
In my point of view, it is now the right time to declare an
ideological-nationwide war for freedom of Karabakh. Consequently,
each of us must give a daily, weekly, monthly report and analyze it:
How many "shots were fired"..., what was stated by him/her to the
world concerning this issue?
At this point, I think it is worth noting a suggestion of mine,
which is including the question of "What ideological action have you
done for the sake of Azerbaijan, Karabakh?" to a seminar held by "The
State Students Admission Commission of the Republic of Azerbaijan".
It would be enough to have a dramatic increase of world awareness on
the truth of Karabakh conflict and boost-up the resolution progression
of this dispute if each of us spends at least an hour each day on
this campaign via the means of Information Technology, for the sake
of integrity and freedom of the motherland-Azerbaijan. This would
be a sign of solidarity of Azerbaijanis against the aggressor nation
and its mendacious supporters.
http://www.azernews.az/azerbaijan/78079.html
AzerNews, Azerbaijan
Feb 24 2015
24 February 2015, 10:31 (GMT+04:00)
By Mahammad Agamirzayev
Today Azerbaijan's society, economy, democracy and many other aspects
have developed dynamically much more than they have ever been.
The fact, our independency is getting stronger with every achieved
success acknowledged by international community.
Delighted with our development, a number of countries support us but
there are others which are envy trying to create barriers in our way.
However, these barriers don't endure against our development, triumphed
by the union of Azerbaijan nation.
All these are seen not only by Azerbaijani citizens, but also civil
societies of many different countries.
I have come up with this conclusion after having discussions with
people of different age groups, backgrounds and nationalities,
lecturers, and some politicians, since the start of my overseas
studies.
I am currently studying at the University of Birmingham. My meetings
and a series of discussions with Galina Yemelianova, citizen of the
United Kingdom and Professor at University of Birmingham made me
interested in political world.
Dr. Yemelianova works in the "Centre for Russian, European and Eurasian
Studies", at the University of Birmingham. In the year 1985 Yemelianova
got a PhD in Middle Eastern History, from the Institute of Asian and
African Studies, at the Moscow State University.
Recently, public union "Azerbaijani Community of Nagorno-Karabakh
Region", Council of the "State Support to Non-Governmental
Organizations under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan", and
the Humboldt University of Germany have begun to cooperate with the
"Centre for Russian, European and Eurasian Studies" of the University
of Birmingham, regarding the Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict.
The only reason why Azerbaijan is not feeling exhilaration is that
our land, Karabakh, is presently occupied by the Armenian invaders.
This was our theme of discussion at my first meeting with
Professor Yemelianova. Her thorough knowledge of both, Azerbaijan
and Azerbaijanis, as well as Armenia and Armenians, has led her to
sustain a fair judgment.
During the course of the conversation, I also discovered that,
because of her caring attitude towards Azerbaijan, in our current
Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Dr. Yemelianova was facing regular pressures
from the Armenian Diaspora.
Dr. Yemelianova has played a key role in organization of numerous
trainings and conferences together with agencies which have interest
in the peace in the Caucasian region.
On February 17, 2015, at an invitation of Dr. Yemelianova, I attended
a conference titled "The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: Current Discourses
and Future Perspectives" organized by the University of Birmingham
Research Group on the Caucasus and Central Asia, the Centre for
Russian, European and Eurasian Studies, POLSIS, College of Social
Sciences, in collaboration with the Department of War Studies of
King's College London.
The theme of the first session of the conference was "Regional
Perspectives", which was followed by discussion on the "Local and
International Discourses". Following the speeches given by Ambassador
Jacques Faure, the ex- co-chair of the OSCE Minsk Group and by Amanda
Paul, from the European Policy Centre (Brussels), the participants
and speakers had debate on relative issues.
During my individual discussions with the speakers, I talked about the
political and the economic development of Azerbaijan, the "Qaradagli"
massacre and the "Khojaly" genocide. My speech positively affected them
and it was visible from their facial mimic and attitude towards me.
In my point of view, it is now the right time to declare an
ideological-nationwide war for freedom of Karabakh. Consequently,
each of us must give a daily, weekly, monthly report and analyze it:
How many "shots were fired"..., what was stated by him/her to the
world concerning this issue?
At this point, I think it is worth noting a suggestion of mine,
which is including the question of "What ideological action have you
done for the sake of Azerbaijan, Karabakh?" to a seminar held by "The
State Students Admission Commission of the Republic of Azerbaijan".
It would be enough to have a dramatic increase of world awareness on
the truth of Karabakh conflict and boost-up the resolution progression
of this dispute if each of us spends at least an hour each day on
this campaign via the means of Information Technology, for the sake
of integrity and freedom of the motherland-Azerbaijan. This would
be a sign of solidarity of Azerbaijanis against the aggressor nation
and its mendacious supporters.
http://www.azernews.az/azerbaijan/78079.html