Karabakh Revival Fund Holds Educational Meeting with Youth at ADA University
On April 23, 2026, an educational meeting with students was held at ADA University at the initiative of the Karabakh Revival Fund (KRF).
The meeting, organised within the framework of the “#KarabakhTalks” discussion platform initiated by KRF, brought together Rashad Gasimzade, Advisor to the Chairman of the Executive Board, Parvin Baghirova, Head of the Fundraising and Communications Department, and students of ADA University.
Dedicated to the theme “The Great Return: From Devastation to Sustainability,” the event focused on the role of youth in the revival of Garabagh and on encouraging their creative contributions to this historic process. At the same time, participants were provided with detailed information on the restoration and reconstruction efforts carried out in the liberated territories, as well as on the Fund’s activities and projects.
Touching upon the current situation in the liberated territories, representatives of the Fund noted that the rapid revival of Garabagh and its transformation into a region with a high standard of living requires a strong consolidation of all segments of society, particularly youth, around a common goal.
During the meeting, students were introduced to the large-scale reconstruction and development efforts in the liberated territories through the screening of the video clip “From Tragedy to Triumph.”
The interactive session continued with the Fund’s representatives answering numerous questions from students and providing detailed clarifications on topics of interest. The event concluded with open discussions and an exchange of views on the “Great Return” process.
Participants also had the opportunity to explore the photo exhibition “Revival of Karabakh: The Story of Azerbaijan’s Renaissance,” which showcases the restoration and reconstruction efforts carried out in the liberated territories.
The Karabakh Revival Fund regularly organises such meetings across various higher education institutions to expand awareness among young people, with plans to continue similar events at other universities in the future.
