AGHDARA, Azerbaijan, January 14. A total of 31 families have resettled in the village of Ashaghi Oratagh, located in the Aghdara district, while 100 new houses have been officially commissioned within the village, Trend's Karabakh bureau reports.
This issue was discussed during the media tour organized in the footsteps of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Ilham Aliyev, to the village.
The village was liberated from occupation following the anti-terror measures conducted by the Azerbaijani Armed Forces in 2023.
The village consists of 308 individual houses, of which 148 were deemed uninhabitable, and 160 were partially functional. To date, 100 houses have been fully restored and are now ready for occupancy. In the coming year, plans are in place to carry out major repairs and restoration on an additional 60 houses. As part of the initial phase, 31 families, comprising 119 individuals, have already returned to the village.
In addition to housing improvements, significant upgrades to the village's social infrastructure are underway. Two transformers and a gas line have been restored, and new electricity, gas, and communication networks have been installed. A water pump has been commissioned, and water reservoirs with a total capacity of 560 cubic meters have been cleaned. Furthermore, a subartesian well has been repaired. The restoration of seven kilometers of internal village roads has been completed, and recreational facilities, including a park and a football pitch, have been established for the residents.