BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 21. An educational seminar titled "A historical perspective on the heritage of Caucasian Albania", organized by the Media and Broadcasting Council of Azerbaijan, has been held for media representatives in Baku today, Trend's correspondent reports from the event.
Historian Hasan Hasanov, speaking as a presenter, shared insights into the rich statehood history, origins, and cultural-religious heritage of Caucasian Albania, as well as its position within the region's ethno-political landscape.
Drawing upon documents and historical sources, the researcher highlighted the place of Albania in the history of Azerbaijani statehood and emphasized the importance of properly studying and promoting this heritage.
The scholar stated that the word "Albania" is of Turkic origin, meaning "hero," and that this state was originally part of Atropatene.
In his remarks, Hasanov emphasized that all monuments located within the territory of Albania belong to the Albanian civilization, and that in many instances, conclusions have even been drawn regarding their connection to Turkic traditions.
He also addressed Armenian claims concerning the Ganjasar and Khudavang monuments, noting that such assertions demonstrate the continued existence of territorial claims against Azerbaijani lands.
At the event, organized in an interactive format, questions from media representatives were answered, and views were exchanged regarding the importance of accurately covering historical truths in the mass media based on scientific evidence.
