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This is a list of events that took place in the year 1992 in Azerbaijan.
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This is a list of events that took place in the year 1992 in Azerbaijan.
| January 17 | Adoption of the law "On the declaration of the 20th January “Martyrs Day” by National Council, the Permanent Workers' Body of the Supreme Council of the Azerbaijan Republic " [1] |
| January 19 | Recognition of the independence of Azerbaijan by the Iceland |
| January 30 | Building up diplomatic relations between Azerbaijan and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea |
| Foundation of customs service [2] | |
| January 31 | Building up diplomatic relations between Azerbaijan and Ukraine [3] |
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| February 10 | Building up diplomatic relations between Azerbaijan and Mexico |
| February 16 | Azerbaijan became the Member of the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO) |
| February 20 | Building up diplomatic relations between Azerbaijan and Germany and Austria [4] |
| February 21 | Building up diplomatic relations between Azerbaijan and France and Poland |
| February 25 | Building up diplomatic relations between Azerbaijan and the Yemen Arab Republic [5] |
| February 26 | Khojaly Massacre |
| Building up diplomatic relations between Azerbaijan and Bangladesh [6] | |
| February 28 | Building up democratic relations between the Azerbaijan Republic and the United States [7] and India [8] (these countries recognized the independence of Azerbaijan on the 25th of December and 26 December in 1991). |
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| March 2 | Admission of Azerbaijan to the United Nations [9] |
| March 12 | Foundation of Internal Troops of Azerbaijan [10] |
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| April 4 | Signing of a convention on the establishment of diplomatic relations between Azerbaijan and the Russian Federation [11] and Egypt [12] |
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| May 27 | Adoption of the law "On the National Anthem of the Azerbaijan Republic" by the Parliament of Azerbaijan [13] |
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| June 3 | Adoption of Azerbaijan as a member of UNESCO [14] |
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| September 13 | Foundation of SOCAR |
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