Leyla Aliyeva visits “Azerbaijan Room” at UN Geneva Office [PHOTOS]

On January 30, Leyla Aliyeva visited the “Azerbaijan Room” at
the United Nations office in Geneva, Switzerland.

Leyla Aliyeva was briefed on the design concept and national
elements used in the “Azerbaijan Room”. It was mentioned that few
countries have their own rooms at the UN Geneva office. These rooms
serve as venues for various sessions and meetings during UN events.
In this regard, the “Azerbaijan Room” at the UN Geneva office plays
a pivotal role in showcasing nation’s heritage and presence.

The “Azerbaijan Room,” set up at the UN Geneva office by the
Heydar Aliyev Foundation, features the up-to-date equipment,
enabling the hosting of meetings and conferences.

The design of the room features various national elements,
including photos depicting Azerbaijan’s rich nature, history, as
well as the elements of Shabaka, Azerbaijani traditional stained
glass technique. Moreover, it also highlights the Garabagh carpet,
and Azerbaijani musical instruments – tar, kamancha and gaval –
essential for Mugham.

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