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WAC’s Göygöl representation co-organized a school monument-model selection round with education-sector and trade-union partners, according to a local report.
Events & Education
WAC’s Göygöl representation co-organized a school monument-model selection round with education-sector and trade-union partners, according to a local report.
Events & EducationETİHİ Göygöldə Qərbi Azərbaycanın tarixi abidələrinə həsr olunan müsabiqənin seçim mərhələsini təşkil edib
Publication date: 4 November 2026
Published 4 November; the event day, named schools and attendance total are not supplied. The source is contemporary news coverage; organizer-owned confirmation was not recovered. The report describes model assessment and selection of projects for the next stage, jointly organized by Goygol's education sector, WAC's district representation and the local education-workers' trade-union committee.
WAC shared an AZERTAC article and photographs about Arates monastery on Facebook, promoting heritage claims concerning the Armenian site.
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WAC shared an AZERTAC article and photographs about Arates monastery on Facebook, promoting heritage claims concerning the Armenian site.
StatementsClaimsQərbi Azərbaycanda tarixi abidələrimiz – Ayısəsi məbədi
Publication date: 4 November 2026
The post presents the monastery as Albanian and alleges alterations during 1955–1960; those are source claims. National tourism material independently identifies Arates monastery in Vayots Dzor. The linked AZERTAC page's exact publication time was not verified. The official Facebook page circulated another item in the chair's monument series, using the label Ayisasi for Arates monastery. The post links the article and displays photographs.
Facebook heritage campaign concerning Arates monastery
Qərbi Azərbaycanda tarixi abidələrimiz – Ayısəsi məbədi
The Facebook post calls Arates monastery Albanian and alleges that restorations in 1955–1960 altered its appearance and added crosses. These are attributed source assertions.
The post presents the monastery as Albanian and alleges alterations during 1955–1960; those are source claims. National tourism material independently identifies Arates monastery in Vayots Dzor. The linked AZERTAC page's exact publication time was not verified.
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Azerbaijan University of Languages reported on its 30 October book signing at its “Western Azerbaijan” centre, attended by WAC representatives.
Events & Education
Azerbaijan University of Languages reported on its 30 October book signing at its “Western Azerbaijan” centre, attended by WAC representatives.
Events & EducationBook Signing Ceremony Held for “I Am a Son of My Homeland”
Publication date: 4 November 2026
Event date: 30 October 2026
The university report was published 4 November but explicitly dates the event to 30 October. Record it as October activity with November publication evidence. No attendance total or new institutional agreement is established. Azerbaijan University of Languages reports a book signing for Muzahim Mehvalioglu at its Western Azerbaijan Centre. Named attendees included WAC intellectuals-council member Arzuxan Alizadeh, trustees chair Murvat Hasanli and office coordinator Iman Mammadov.
Azerbaijan Sports Academy hosted a presentation of a Western Azerbaijan sports-history book, bringing together academic, Olympic committee and ministry representatives.
Events & Education
Azerbaijan Sports Academy hosted a presentation of a Western Azerbaijan sports-history book, bringing together academic, Olympic committee and ministry representatives.
Events & EducationSports Academy hosts Western Azerbaijan sports-history book presentation
Publication date: 3 November 2026
The National Olympic Committee reports the presentation of Dilgam Guliyev’s Sports History of Western Azerbaijan at Azerbaijan Sports Academy, with academy, Olympic committee, ministry and ANAS representatives among attendees. Event and report: 3 November; publication time 18:31. Related institutional activity, with no WAC organizer role established in the retrieved text. The October announcement and November presentation refer to the same event.
A regional school competition initiated by WAC assessed monument models and selected teams in Mil-Mughan, with state education-agency support.
Events & Education
A regional school competition initiated by WAC assessed monument models and selected teams in Mil-Mughan, with state education-agency support.
Events & Education“Qərbi Azərbaycanın tarixi abidələri məktəblilərin gözü ilə” adlı müsabiqə keçirilib
Publication date: 2 November 2026
Published 2 November; the exact event day, named schools and attendance total are not supplied. This documents educational activity, not the historical validity of the competition's heritage framing. A regional selection round assessed pupils' monument models and chose teams from Beylagan, Imishli, Saatli and Sabirabad for the next stage. The report names WAC's initiative and state education-agency support.
The Amasiya district community website reported two quarterfinal matches in its football competition and announced the remaining fixtures for the following week.
Events & Education
The Amasiya district community website reported two quarterfinal matches in its football competition and announced the remaining fixtures for the following week.
Events & EducationAmasiya community football quarterfinals
Publication date: 2 November 2026
Event date: 1 November 2026
The Amasiya district community website reports the first two quarterfinal matches in its village-team football championship on 1 November, alongside an announcement of the remaining matches planned for the following week. Games: 1 November; local-community report: 2 November. Supplementary local-source entry; a main WAC organizer role is not established. The account does not establish that the matches took place in Armenia. Future fixtures remain announcements.
WAC published coverage of its chair’s book-launch speech promoting its campaign concerning religious heritage in Armenia.
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WAC published coverage of its chair’s book-launch speech promoting its campaign concerning religious heritage in Armenia.
StatementsClaimsƏziz Ələkbərli: Qərbi Azərbaycana köçürülən ermənilər əcdadlarımıza məxsus dini abidələri ələ keçiriblər
Publication date: 2 November 2026
Report’s 2 November account reproduces the speech; the WAC homepage lists the matching post. The direct WAC text was unavailable. These are attributed allegations, not verified historical findings, and concern the same book-launch event.
Alakbarli alleges appropriation of non-Muslim religious monuments
Əziz Ələkbərli: Qərbi Azərbaycana köçürülən ermənilər əcdadlarımıza məxsus dini abidələri ələ keçiriblər
Alakbarli alleged that Armenians appropriated non-Muslim religious monuments and destroyed Azerbaijani heritage in present-day Armenia, while describing recognition of the community’s return demands as relevant to peace.
Speech substance is reproduced by Report and the matching WAC post is listed on its homepage. The allegations and historical interpretation are not independently verified. This is a source record from the same 2 November presentation.
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WAC republished its chair’s AZERTAC comments advocating international monitoring of heritage in Armenia.
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WAC republished its chair’s AZERTAC comments advocating international monitoring of heritage in Armenia.
StatementsClaimsDemandsƏziz Ələkbərli: “İrəvan qazılığı” kitabının nəşri Qərbi Azərbaycana qayıdış yolunda mühüm töhfədir
Publication date: 2 November 2026
Published 2 November at 14:15 in connection with the joint book launch. This is the speaker’s account of an appeal and response; UNESCO correspondence was not independently retrieved. It does not establish a new UNESCO decision or another meeting.
Alakbarli describes UNESCO appeal and heritage monitoring request
Əziz Ələkbərli: “İrəvan qazılığı” kitabının nəşri Qərbi Azərbaycana qayıdış yolunda mühüm töhfədir
Alakbarli says WAC requested a UNESCO fact-finding and heritage-monitoring mission to Armenia, especially Yerevan, and alleges Armenia disregarded the related appeal.
Attributed to his AZERTAC comments republished by WAC. UNESCO correspondence and Armenia’s response were not independently retrieved; the item establishes the speaker’s stated request and allegation, not their external verification.
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WAC published another item in its chair’s monument series, circulating an AZERTAC article about Yerevan’s Khan Palace.
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WAC published another item in its chair’s monument series, circulating an AZERTAC article about Yerevan’s Khan Palace.
StatementsQərbi Azərbaycanda tarixi abidələrimiz – İrəvanda Xan sarayı
Publication date: 2 November 2026
Publication: 2 November, 15:35. This records a media output, not a site visit or new research mission. Only the indexed opening was retrieved, so no separate assessment of the article’s historical claims is added. WAC publishes another article in Alakbarli’s historical-monuments series, concerning the Khan or Sardar Palace in Yerevan. The indexed introduction credits AZERTAC’s presentation of the series.
WAC and the Caucasus Muslims Board jointly presented a book about the Iravan Qaziyat, connecting religious-history publishing with the return campaign.
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WAC and the Caucasus Muslims Board jointly presented a book about the Iravan Qaziyat, connecting religious-history publishing with the return campaign.
Events & EducationClaims“İrəvan qazılığının tarixi” kitabının təqdimat mərasimi keçirilib
Publication date: 2 November 2026
Event and report: 2 November; co-presenter confirmation located. Multiple speech articles concern one event; no attendance total. Another QMİ notice mentions the book, but its event date was not established. Claims of history and authority remain attributed. WAC and the Caucasus Muslims Board presented their book on the Iravan Qaziyat. Speakers linked religious heritage and the re-established religious administration to the campaign for return to Armenia.
Joint presentation of History of the Iravan Qaziyat
“İrəvan qazılığının tarixi” kitabının təqdimat mərasimi keçirilib
Speakers linked the re-established Iravan religious administration and the heritage book to the campaign for return to Armenia, presenting the project as supporting religious and cultural rights.
The organizers’ report records speakers’ positions. It does not establish religious authority within Armenia, ownership of monuments or a legal entitlement to territory. Multiple articles describe one presentation.
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