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Azerbaijan resettlement and reconstruction efforts
Overview
Debate has emerged within the Milli Majlis regarding housing eligibility for residents returning to liberated territories. Member of Parliament Aqil Abbas raised concerns that current laws restrict housing benefits to those with official internally displaced person status, potentially excluding individuals with ancestral ties to areas like Aghdam and Fuzuli who lack local registration.
In response to discussions on resettlement, Deputy Vuqar Bayramov announced that the government intends to offer homes to all former internally displaced persons as part of the Great Return state program. He reported that 26 billion manat has been allocated for reconstruction, with significant progress made in infrastructure, including the construction of roads and the operation of three international airports. Approximately 100,000 citizens are currently active in these territories, and the government expects mass resettlement to continue through 2027.
Entities
Milli Majlis · Aghdam · Vüqar Bayramov · Fuzuli · Sahiba Gafarova
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesAzerbaijan announces housing plans for former displaced persons
Azerbaijani Deputy Vuqar Bayramov stated that all former displaced persons will be offered homes in liberated territories as part of the Great Return program and ongoing regional reconstruction.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesAzerbaijani MP Aqil Abbas calls for housing reform in Aghdam
MP Aqil Abbas has called for a review of housing laws in Azerbaijan, arguing that residents of Aghdam and Fuzuli without official IDP status are being unfairly denied homes built on their ancestral lands.
Sources
azedu.az · bakupost.az · oxu.az · ucnoqta.az