Azerbaijani state will CONTINUE working to improve living standards of Idps, president ilham aliyev

Baku, November 21 (AzerTAc). “We seek to improve living standards of internally displaced people. To this end, we take drastic measures and do huge work. Azerbaijani government spends big funds so that our compatriots could have good conditions. All camps have been shut down, they a history now. At this juncture, we have to improve living standards of our compatriots living in other places – in uninhabitable houses, public buildings, schools and dormitories,” said President Ilham Aliyev in a meeting with the public of Kalbajar region on the occasion of opening of the new settlement of IDPs.
According to the Head of State, adopted in 2004, the state program on improvement of living standards and employment of IDPs is being realized. The program was, virtually, implemented with supplements made in 2007.
“A wonderful settlement, which we open today, was created thanks to the supplements. It is not the first settlement. Such beautiful settlements have been built in different places our country. In particular, big settlements were built in the territories of Agdam and Fuzuli regions, which were liberated from occupation. Over 50% of population of Agdam and Fuzuli regions was settled there. These are not their native villages but, nevertheless, they live in territories of their regions,” said the President.
Azerbaijani leader stressed that huge work is being done in Baku as earlier this week six nine-storey buildings were opened for about 400 families.
“The Government of Azerbaijan will continue its work in this direction, take additional measures to improve the living standards of people living in poor conditions. On one hand, this work demonstrates the policy, on the other hand, possibilities of the Azerbaijani state. Our policy is that every citizen of Azerbaijan could live in normal conditions,” said the President.