Employees of Ministry of Communications and High Technologies visited national leader Heydar Aliyev’s grave in Alley of Honor and Martyrs’ Alley on occasion of professional holiday

The employees  of  the  Ministry of Communications and High Technologies  visited  the Alley of  Honor,  paid tribute to  the national leader Heydar Aliyev, who is  an architect and founder of the independent Azerbaijan,   laid  a wreath at his tomb on the occasion of the professional holiday of  workers  of  the  sphere of communications and  information technologies in Azerbaijan, which is  marked by the Order of President Ilham Aliyev dated  December 2, 2006.

They also paid tribute to the prominent ophthalmologist, academician Zarifa Aliyeva, laid flowers at her grave.

Then the event participants visited the Alley of Martyrs, paid tribute to the  heroes who gave their lives for  the freedom and territorial integrity of Azerbaijan,  laid a wreath at the memorial "Eternal Flame".

Then, a meeting was held with communications veterans at the Ministry of Communications and High Technologies.

Congratulating communication workers on the occasion of the professional holiday, Minister of Communications and High Technologies Ramin Guluzade  said  Azerbaijani communications  has  travelled  a long historical path over the past 135 years.

The Minister  noted  great  successes have been  achieved  in this field  as a result of  the attention and care of  President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev to the field and, highlighted  the role of communications veterans in achieving these successes.

The Minister also noted that he is always ready to listen to valuable recommendations of experienced veterans and wished them robust health.

The communications veterans expressed gratitude for the care shown to them, as well as satisfaction with the measures implemented in the direction of development of this field by the ministry. They congratulated the Minister on the transition to digital broadcasting and opening of the Regional Data Center.

At the end of the event, they posed for photographs.

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