Institute-wide seminar on "Shusha Declaration and post-conflict phase in the South Caucasus: philosophical context" was held

Today, the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology of ANAS hosted a seminar on "Shusha Declaration and the post-conflict phase in the South Caucasus: the philosophical context" dedicated to the "Year of Shusha". Opening the Seminar by his speech, doctor of philosophical sciences Fuzuli Gurbanov gave the floor to Doctor of Philosophical Sciences, Professor Ilham Mammadzadeh.
Speaking about the Shusha Declaration, the speaker touched upon the political and philosophical aspects of it, the approach of the international community to this issue, and noted the future prospects of the political usefulness of the 3 + 3 concept. He also spoke about the new relations established in the region, the importance of the Zangazur corridor and analyzed the new realities in the region. As a scientist, we must pay attention to the new realities that have emerged in these processes from a philosophical and sociological point of view, - said Ilham Mammadzadeh
He said the communications opened the way to peace, which served the formation of a new culture in the South Caucasus, adding that the Shusha Declaration played a key role in future international relations.
Deputy Director of the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology, doctor of historical sciences Eynulla Madatli's speech "How did we come to the Shusha declaration?" built around the question and analyzed it from a historical point of view.
Then Ph.D., Ahmad Gashamoglu, Professor Arif Bunyatov, Professor Rena Mirzazade, Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science, Associate Professor Sanan Hasanov, Ph.D., Associate Professor Mahammad Jabrailov, Doctor of Philosophy in Political Science Rushan Rushanzade and other speakers asked questions to the speaker and made extensive and comprehensive presentations on the topic.