Qara bağ
Overview:
The main goal is to shed light on pages of Karabakh history that are little known or unknown to the Azerbaijani public, to reveal the deep roots of the tragedies that befell this region, and to promote the statehood traditions and spiritual values of Azerbaijani people.
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