“ASAN Service” team celebrates Victory Day
The State Agency for Public Service and Social Innovations under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan organized a special event dedicated to November 8 – Victory Day.
During the event, Ulvi Mehdiyev, Chairman of the State Agency, met with “ASAN Service” employees who are family members of martyrs, war veterans, and war participants.
The event commenced with, followed by the National Anthem of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
Ulvi Mehdiyev noted that the 5th anniversary of Victory Day – one of the most glorious chapters in our nation's history – is celebrated with immense joy and pride. He emphasized that five years ago, thanks to the iron will of the victorious Commander-in-Chief Ilham Aliyev and the valor of the heroic Azerbaijani Army, our lands were liberated, and the justice our people dreamed of for decades was restored. It was also highlighted that this Victory stands as a triumph of our unity and strength, as well as an eternal source of pride for future generations.
Meyveddin Ramaldanov, Shahin Sadigov, and Etibar Aghakishiyev – fathers of martyrs Babek Ramaldanov, Ibrahim Sadiqly, and Nurlan Aghakishiyev – emphasized that they observe this day with a deep sense of pride and respect. They stated that their sons demonstrated a true model of heroism by sacrificing their lives for the freedom and sovereignty of our Homeland, and their valor will forever remain etched in the memory of the people.
Patriotic War heroes Mirdamet Baghiyev and Azer Abdullazadeh noted that the courage and devotion displayed on the battlefield demonstrated the unity of our people and the might of our Army. They stressed that this Victory is a glorious history forged at the cost of our martyrs' blood and the selflessness of our soldiers and officers.
The event featured a screening of a dedicated video about Victory Day, alongside patriotic musical performances by prominent artists.
To recap, a total of nearly 300 employees holding the status of war veterans, family members of martyrs, and war participants work across the “ASAN Service” structure.