Recently, the Internet portal “In Azerbaijan,” geared to promote Azerbaijani culture, tourism and history, was presented in the London. The presentation ceremony took place at the Embassy of Azerbaijan in Great Britain and was attended by community leaders, representatives of local youth associations students and Embassy diplomats and staff.
Addressing the audience, Natalie Bais, a co-founder of the NO Collective, informed the guests about the goal of the UK's first web portal dedicated to Azerbaijan and presented the contents, spotlighting the historical context, cultural heritage, tourism potential of Azerbaijan, its socio-political life as well as interactive educational opportunities and opinion blog. The NO Collective is a UK-based social collective that bases its performative works and workshops on investigating microcultures and introducing humorous artwork.
In addition, Polad Mammadov, First Secretary of the Embassy of Azerbaijan, highlighted the importance of the web portal in deepening relations between the societies of the two countries and to promoting Azerbaijan.
The web portal was developed by the NO Collective with the support of the Council of State Support to Non-Governmental Organizations under the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
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