Ex-IDPs arriving in Azerbaijan’s Shukurbeyli receive house keys in Jabrayil (PHOTO)

Society News 28 August 2026 12:45 (UTC +04:00)
Ex-IDPs arriving in Azerbaijan’s Shukurbeyli receive house keys in Jabrayil (PHOTO)
Aslan Mammadli
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BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 28. Today, families who arrived as part of the latest group of ex-IDPs in the village of Shukurbeyli in the Jabrayil District were handed the keys to their homes, Trend’s Karabakh bureau reports.

According to information, following a meeting with the families, ANAMA staff provided them with detailed information about the dangers posed by landmines and unexploded ordnance.

The key-handing ceremony was attended by representatives of the Special Representative’s Office of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan in the Jabrayil, Gubadli, and Zangilan districts, the State Committee for Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons, as well as other officials.

At this stage, 15 families, totaling 86 people, have resettled in the village of Shukurbeyli. These are families who had been temporarily residing in various regions of the republic in dormitories, sanatoriums, camps, unfinished buildings, and administrative buildings.

Meanwhile, backed by over $14.7 billion in investments, the "Great Return" program focuses on demining, building smart infrastructure, and resettling displaced communities across the liberated territories. Azerbaijan's "Great Return" Program is a national strategic initiative launched to rebuild the Karabakh and East Zangezur economic regions and facilitate the safe, sustainable return of former internally displaced persons (IDPs) to their ancestral lands. Declared as a core national priority through 2030, the program focuses on modern urban planning, large-scale infrastructure restoration, and economic revitalization.

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BAKU, Azerbaijan, August 28. As part of the “Great Return” program to territories liberated from occupation, another group of ex-IDPs was sent to the village of Shukurbeyli in the Jabrayil District.

According to information, 15 families, totaling 86 people, were sent to the village of Shukurbeyli.

The families had been temporarily residing in various regions of the republic in dormitories, sanatoriums, camps, unfinished buildings, and administrative buildings.

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