More Migrants Depart for Azerbaijan’s Sugovushan Village
Another Group of Former IDPs Returns to Village of Sugovushan in Azerbaijan
A new group of former internally displaced persons (IDPs) has returned to the village of Sugovushan in Azerbaijan’s Aghdara district as part of the Great Return program. The group consists of 53 families, totaling 185 people who are making their way back to their homeland.
These families had been temporarily living in various districts of Azerbaijan, including hostels, sanatoriums, and administrative buildings. However, with the implementation of the Great Return program, they now have the opportunity to return to their original village of Sugovushan.
The return of these families is a significant step towards the restoration and revitalization of communities that were affected by past conflicts. It also marks a positive development in providing displaced individuals with the opportunity to rebuild their lives in their homelands.
The Azerbaijani government’s efforts to support the return of IDPs to their villages are commendable and reflect a commitment to ensuring the well-being and rights of all its citizens. The return of these families to Sugovushan is a testament to the country’s dedication to resolving long-standing issues and creating a more inclusive and prosperous society for all.
