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The following lists events that happened during
2011
in the
Republic of Azerbaijan
.
Contents
Incumbents
Events
January
February
May
July
September
October
November
December
References
Incumbents
President
:
Ilham Aliyev
Prime Minister
:
Artur Rasizade
Speaker
:
Ogtay Asadov
Events
January
January - Memorandum of Understanding on a strategic energy partnership was signed between Azerbaijan and the
EU
.
[
1
]
February
February 14 - The new TV Channel
Medeniyyet TV
began to operate.
May
May 14 -
Ell & Nikki
win the
Eurovision Song Contest
with the song "
Running Scared
", Azerbaijan's first victory in the contest.
July
July 5–6 -
III World Azerbaijanis Congress
.
September
September 19 - Azerbaijan-Austrian business forum.
[
2
]
[
3
]
October
October 3 - Hilton Baku Hotel Complex was opened by the participation of
Ilham Aliyev
.
[
4
]
October 25 - Azerbaijan became a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council for 2012-2013.
[
5
]
November
November 11 - The Azerbaijan-Hungary business forum.
[
6
]
November 17 - The opening ceremony of Gabala International Airport.
[
7
]
December
December 8 - Foreign Relations Committee of
Mexico
adopted an agreement on the Nagorno Karabakh Conflict
[
8
]
December 24 - Groundbreaking ceremony of the Baku White City project.
December 29 - The Intellectual Transportation Management Center was opened in Baku.
[
9
]
December 30 - "Koroglu" (formerly "Mashadi Azizbayov") station was opened.
[
10
]
References
↑
"ENP Country Progress Report 2011 – Azerbaijan"
(PDF)
.
↑
"Baku hosting Azerbaijan-Austria business forum"
.
azertag.az
. Retrieved
2019-02-11
.
↑
"Azerbaijan-Austria business forum started"
.
www.aztv.az
. Retrieved
2019-02-11
.
↑
"President Ilham Aliyev opens Hilton Baku hotel complex"
.
azertag.az
. Retrieved
2019-02-11
.
↑
"Azerbaijan elected as non-permanent member of UNSC"
.
azertag.az
. Retrieved
2019-02-11
.
↑
"On November 11, Presidents Ilham Aliyev and Pal Schmitt attended Azerbaijan-Hungary business forum in Baku"
.
azertag.az
. Retrieved
2019-02-11
.
↑
"Speech by Ilham Aliyev at the opening ceremony of the Gabala International Airport"
.
Official web-site of President of Azerbaijan Republic
. Retrieved
2019-02-11
.
↑
"FROM THE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE WITH POINT OF AGREEMENT ON THE ARMENIA-AZERBAIJAN CONFLICT OVER NAGORNO KARABAKH"
(PDF)
.
↑
"Center for Intellectual Traffic Management of Baku. TRACECA ORG"
.
www.traceca-org.org
. Retrieved
2019-02-11
.
↑
"Ilham Aliyev attended the opening of the reconstructed "Koroglu" station of the Baku Underground"
.
Official web-site of President of Azerbaijan Republic
. Retrieved
2019-02-11
.
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