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Describe Future of Karabakh

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I am not originally from Karabakh, but I have heard a lot about this region. In fact I have a friend whose family is from Agdam and I have always heard his stories about history and culture of Karabakh. It was really interesting for me to listen to his fascinating and at the same time heartwarming stories about his native region. I felt how sad his eyes were when he talked about Karabakh as it was occupied by Armenians. I have always dreamed that his native land will be returned back and he would get the chance to visit Agdam. From his talks and from the information that I got from TV, media and books I assumed that Karabakh is considered as a pearl of Azerbaijan so I decided to find out more about the nature, economy and culture of this beautiful region. The region in the south-west of Azerbaijan includes the areas of Jabrayil, Fizuli, Khojavend, Aghdam, Khojaly, Tartar, Shusha, Khankendi, Barda, Kalbajar, Lachin, Qubadli, Zangilan, Aghjabadi, and Beylagan. The relief is mainly mountainous. There are a lot of strikingly beautiful mountains, as Murovdagh, Gizgala mountain, Girkhgiz mountain and others. Furthermore, one of the large and apparently deep lakes of Karabakh - Boyuk Alagol and Kichik Alagol are located in Kalbajar region. The lakes were formed as a result of volcanic eruptions and river crossings. The most famous and delightful flower of Karabakh is Khari Bulbul, which is associated with the town of Shusha. By the way Khari Bulbul is now also a symbol of Azerbaijan's victory in The Second Karabakh War. Furthermore, Karabakh is a place with rich history and culture. Historically Karabakh was famous with its music, art and literature. Karabakh is the motherland for such famous and talented people like poet Khurshidbanu Natavan, folk and opera singer Bulbul, folk singer Khan Shushinski, composer Uzeyir Hajibeyov and others. I really hope that one day all historical monuments and musical traditions of Karabakh will be fully restored. When I think about the future of Karabakh, I dream to see this region as a very prosperous and technologically modern land. Before The First Karabakh War the population of this region was approximately around 150, 000. In 1990s the economy of Karabakh was well developed, where the trade was flourishing and the tourism was very popular. Today most cities and villages in Karabakh are fully ruined with completely destroyed infrastructure. Now it's a primary task for our government to reconstruct the economy of Karabakh and restore a wealthy life in the region. As the region is rich in natural beauties it can become a centre of tourism. To attract tourists to Karabakh, we need to build modern buildings but keep traditions of ancient Karabakh architecture. Likewise, we need to organize concerts, festivals and ethnic-national events. Recently, the Kharibulbul music festival was held in Shusha with the initiative of Ilham Aliyev, the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan and organized by the Heydar Aliyev Foundation. Another great idea is to build monuments in different regions to people who played an outstanding role in the culture of Karabakh and to those who lost their lives in the Karabakh war. As Karabakh will become a tourist attraction again, it is important to build modern hotels there. The first step has already been done by the opening of the first hotel in Shusha which is called ‘’Khari Bulbul’’ after reconstruction. These are only the first steps in order to fully restore the life in Karabakh. We ought to build new residential buildings, schools, hospitals, shops, museums and other essential facilities. As a great football fan I would suggest to build big football stadiums and other sport facilities to provide international sport events in Karabakh. I sincerely believe that Karabakh will have a bright future because it's the very beautiful land with great culture and rich national resources. Today we have a lot of projects and plans about the future of Karabakh and I hope that one day we will see them realized. We will do our best to realize all the new projects because Karabakh is Azerbaijan! ! ! I am really happy that all our occupied lands were liberated after 30 years of occupation by Armenians. All Azerbaijani people are grateful to everyone who contributed to the victory in the Second Karabakh War. Rest in peace to all our martyrs who lost their lives for the liberation of our lands from Armenian occupants.
I am not
originally
from
Karabakh
,
but
I have heard a lot about this
region
. In
fact I
have a friend whose family is from
Agdam
and I have always heard his stories about history and
culture
of
Karabakh
. It was
really interesting
for me to listen to his fascinating and at the same time heartwarming stories about his native
region
. I felt how sad his eyes were when he talked about
Karabakh
as it
was occupied
by Armenians. I have always dreamed that his native
land
will be
returned back
and he would
get
the chance to visit
Agdam
. From his talks and from the information that I
got
from TV, media and books I assumed that
Karabakh
is considered
as a pearl of Azerbaijan
so
I decided to find out more about the nature, economy and
culture
of this
beautiful
region.

The
region
in the south-west of Azerbaijan includes the areas of
Jabrayil
,
Fizuli
,
Khojavend
,
Aghdam
,
Khojaly
, Tartar,
Shusha
,
Khankendi
,
Barda
,
Kalbajar
,
Lachin
,
Qubadli
,
Zangilan
,
Aghjabadi
, and
Beylagan
. The relief is
mainly
mountainous. There are
a lot of
strikingly
beautiful
mountains, as
Murovdagh
,
Gizgala
mountain,
Girkhgiz
mountain
and others
.
Furthermore
, one of the large and
apparently
deep lakes of
Karabakh
-
Boyuk
Alagol
and
Kichik
Alagol
are located
in
Kalbajar
region
. The lakes
were formed
as a result
of volcanic eruptions and river crossings. The most
famous
and delightful flower of
Karabakh
is
Khari
Bulbul
, which
is associated
with the town of
Shusha
. By the way
Khari
Bulbul
is
now
also
a symbol of Azerbaijan's victory in The Second
Karabakh
War.

Furthermore
,
Karabakh
is a place with rich history and
culture
.
Historically
Karabakh
was
famous
with its music, art and literature.
Karabakh
is the motherland for such
famous
and talented
people
like poet
Khurshidbanu
Natavan
, folk and opera singer
Bulbul
, folk singer Khan
Shushinski
, composer
Uzeyir
Hajibeyov
and others
. I
really
hope that one day all historical monuments and musical traditions of
Karabakh
will be
fully
restored.

When I
think
about the future of
Karabakh
, I dream to
see
this
region
as a
very
prosperous and
technologically
modern
land
.
Before
The
First
Karabakh
War the population of this
region
was approximately around 150, 000.
In 1990s
the economy of
Karabakh
was
well developed
, where the trade was flourishing and the tourism was
very
popular.
Today
most cities and villages in
Karabakh
are
fully
ruined with completely
destroyed
infrastructure.
Now
it's a primary task for our
government
to reconstruct the economy of
Karabakh
and restore a wealthy life in the region.

As
the
region
is rich in natural beauties it can become a
centre
of tourism. To attract tourists to
Karabakh
, we need to
build
modern buildings
but
keep
traditions of ancient
Karabakh
architecture.
Likewise
, we need to organize concerts, festivals and ethnic-national
events
. Recently, the
Kharibulbul
music festival
was held
in
Shusha
with the initiative of
Ilham
Aliyev
, the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan and organized by the
Heydar
Aliyev
Foundation. Another great
idea
is to
build
monuments in
different
regions
to
people
who
played an outstanding role in the
culture
of
Karabakh
and to those
who
lost their
lives
in the
Karabakh
war.

As
Karabakh
will become a tourist attraction again, it is
important
to
build
modern hotels there. The
first
step has already
been done
by the opening of the
first
hotel in
Shusha
which
is called
‘’
Khari
Bulbul
’’ after reconstruction. These are
only
the
first
steps in order to
fully
restore the life in
Karabakh
. We ought to
build
new residential buildings, schools, hospitals, shops, museums and
other
essential facilities. As a great football fan I would suggest to
build
big
football stadiums and
other
sport facilities to provide international sport
events
in
Karabakh
.

I
sincerely
believe that
Karabakh
will have a bright future
because
it's the
very
beautiful
land
with great
culture
and rich national resources.
Today
we have
a lot of
projects and plans about the future of
Karabakh
and I hope that one day we will
see
them realized. We will do our best to realize all the new projects
because
Karabakh
is Azerbaijan! ! ! I am
really
happy that all our occupied
lands
were liberated
after 30 years of occupation by Armenians. All Azerbaijani
people
are grateful to everyone
who
contributed to the victory in the Second
Karabakh
War. Rest in peace to all our martyrs
who
lost their
lives
for the liberation of our
lands
from Armenian occupants.
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