Kirkuk: We propose the opening of an Azerbaijan Cultural Center in Kirkuk, Nejat Kevseroglu, the editor-in-chief of Trkmeneli newspaper, historian, writer, and journalist, announced during a panel within the framework of the forum “Turkmen Heritage: Solidarity of Civil Societies,” APA reports.
According to Azeri-Press News Agency, Kevseroglu emphasized the importance of establishing such a center for the comparative study and transmission of Azerbaijani literature, proverbs, and traditions to future generations. He highlighted the potential benefits of promoting the works of Azerbaijani intellectuals and scholars in the region. The cultural center would serve as an invaluable resource for preserving and sharing Azerbaijani heritage, with a particular focus on the contributions of Professor Gazanfar Pashayev, whose books about the people of Kirkuk would significantly enhance the center’s offerings.