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A Holiday Gift from Chashioglu Company to the Children of Khankendi

During our visit to Khankendi, we learned that Kindergarten No. 1 operates there. As the first company in Azerbaijan to develop national visual aids for preschool institutions, we were particularly interested in exploring the conditions and needs of this kindergarten. The kindergarten provides basic conditions for children to sleep, eat, play, and walk in the yard. However, there was a clear need for visual aids to improve the quality of listening and learning sessions. Recognizing this need, Çaşıoğlu Company, as always, demonstrated its social responsibility by donating a set of visual aids for 6 groups to the Khankendi kindergarten on the eve of the Qurban Bayram holiday. The main goal of this initiative is to support the proper development of our children, contribute to their education and upbringing, and call on everyone to take part in the restoration and development of our Karabakh. May our children grow up healthy, and may Karabakh always flourish!
During our visit to Khankendi, we learned that Kindergarten No. 1 operates there. As the first company in Azerbaijan to develop national visual aids for preschool institutions, we were particularly interested in exploring the conditions and needs of this kindergarten. The kindergarten provides basic conditions for children to sleep, eat, play, and walk in the yard. However, there was a clear need for visual aids to improve the quality of listening and learning sessions. Recognizing this need, Çaşıoğlu Company, as always, demonstrated its social responsibility by donating a set of visual aids for 6 groups to the Khankendi kindergarten on the eve of the Qurban Bayram holiday. The main goal of this initiative is to support the proper development of our children, contribute to their education and upbringing, and call on everyone to take part in the restoration and development of our Karabakh. May our children grow up healthy, and may Karabakh always flourish!
Our products in the kindergarten of Khankendi
Our products in the kindergarten of Khankendi
During our visit to Khankendi, we learned that Kindergarten No. 1 operates there. As the first company in Azerbaijan to develop national visual aids for preschool institutions, we were particularly interested in exploring the conditions and needs of this kindergarten. The kindergarten provides basic conditions for children to sleep, eat, play, and walk in the yard. However, there was a clear need for visual aids to improve the quality of listening and learning sessions. Recognizing this need, Çaşıoğlu Company, as always, demonstrated its social responsibility by donating a set of visual aids for 6 groups to the Khankendi kindergarten on the eve of the Qurban Bayram holiday. The main goal of this initiative is to support the proper development of our children, contribute to their education and upbringing, and call on everyone to take part in the restoration and development of our Karabakh. May our children grow up healthy, and may Karabakh always flourish!
During our visit to Khankendi, we learned that Kindergarten No. 1 operates there. As the first company in Azerbaijan to develop national visual aids for preschool institutions, we were particularly interested in exploring the conditions and needs of this kindergarten. The kindergarten provides basic conditions for children to sleep, eat, play, and walk in the yard. However, there was a clear need for visual aids to improve the quality of listening and learning sessions. Recognizing this need, Çaşıoğlu Company, as always, demonstrated its social responsibility by donating a set of visual aids for 6 groups to the Khankendi kindergarten on the eve of the Qurban Bayram holiday. The main goal of this initiative is to support the proper development of our children, contribute to their education and upbringing, and call on everyone to take part in the restoration and development of our Karabakh. May our children grow up healthy, and may Karabakh always flourish!
Our products in the kindergarten of Khankendi
Our products in the kindergarten of Khankendi
During our visit to Khankendi, we learned that Kindergarten No. 1 operates there. As the first company in Azerbaijan to develop national visual aids for preschool institutions, we were particularly interested in exploring the conditions and needs of this kindergarten. The kindergarten provides basic conditions for children to sleep, eat, play, and walk in the yard. However, there was a clear need for visual aids to improve the quality of listening and learning sessions. Recognizing this need, Çaşıoğlu Company, as always, demonstrated its social responsibility by donating a set of visual aids for 6 groups to the Khankendi kindergarten on the eve of the Qurban Bayram holiday. The main goal of this initiative is to support the proper development of our children, contribute to their education and upbringing, and call on everyone to take part in the restoration and development of our Karabakh. May our children grow up healthy, and may Karabakh always flourish!
During our visit to Khankendi, we learned that Kindergarten No. 1 operates there. As the first company in Azerbaijan to develop national visual aids for preschool institutions, we were particularly interested in exploring the conditions and needs of this kindergarten. The kindergarten provides basic conditions for children to sleep, eat, play, and walk in the yard. However, there was a clear need for visual aids to improve the quality of listening and learning sessions. Recognizing this need, Çaşıoğlu Company, as always, demonstrated its social responsibility by donating a set of visual aids for 6 groups to the Khankendi kindergarten on the eve of the Qurban Bayram holiday. The main goal of this initiative is to support the proper development of our children, contribute to their education and upbringing, and call on everyone to take part in the restoration and development of our Karabakh. May our children grow up healthy, and may Karabakh always flourish!

Chashioglu Company's Trip to Karabakh: Participation in the Education and Partnership Forum and Unforgettable Impressions

Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.
Our recent visit to Shusha and Khankendi was a profoundly meaningful experience for us, both spiritually enriching and a vital step in strengthening our confidence in the future. In particular, our participation in the “Education and Partnership Forum” held at Karabakh University in Khankendi left a deep impression on us. Within the forum’s framework, we met with students and listened to them. The way they passionately spoke about their university, professors, and the student campus where they live deeply moved us. The sparkle in their eyes and the confidence in their voices were clear proof that the future of Karabakh is in safe hands. The large-scale reconstruction and infrastructure development in Khankendi are already beginning to bear fruit. This process is leading to the creation of new jobs and an increased demand for qualified professionals. It is encouraging to see that these changes are taking place right before the students’ eyes. They believe that tomorrow they won’t have to go door to door in search of employment. That is the greatest reassurance that education can offer. This was also the main goal of the forum – to support young people's education, address the shortage of skilled professionals in the region, and engage local entrepreneurs in this noble mission. As Çaşıoğlu company, we could not remain indifferent to this sacred initiative. We directed our investments in this direction and felt immense pride in doing so. We donated books published by Çaşıoğlu Publishing House to the library of Karabakh University. One of the most emotional moments of our trip was the meeting at the university with Mrs. Ofelya, the wife of National Hero and Major General Polad Hashimov, who was martyred in the Patriotic War. We presented her with our book The Epic of Victory, dedicated to the 44-day war. This moment was truly unforgettable for us. Although our one-day trip was filled with so many joyful and proud moments that it’s difficult to recount them all, these impressions remain a valuable memory and a powerful motivation for our future endeavors.

After successfully completing our project, it’s time to relax together!

After a long and productive work period, we went on a team trip to Shamakhi for some rest. This journey allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature and get to know each other better. We visited the most scenic spots of Shamakhi, went on an interesting tour at the observatory, breathed in the fresh mountain air, drank spring water, tasted the local bread, and took lots of photos. We returned recharged and motivated to get back to work!
After a long and productive work period, we went on a team trip to Shamakhi for some rest. This journey allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature and get to know each other better. We visited the most scenic spots of Shamakhi, went on an interesting tour at the observatory, breathed in the fresh mountain air, drank spring water, tasted the local bread, and took lots of photos. We returned recharged and motivated to get back to work!
After a long and productive work period, we went on a team trip to Shamakhi for some rest. This journey allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature and get to know each other better. We visited the most scenic spots of Shamakhi, went on an interesting tour at the observatory, breathed in the fresh mountain air, drank spring water, tasted the local bread, and took lots of photos. We returned recharged and motivated to get back to work!
After a long and productive work period, we went on a team trip to Shamakhi for some rest. This journey allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature and get to know each other better. We visited the most scenic spots of Shamakhi, went on an interesting tour at the observatory, breathed in the fresh mountain air, drank spring water, tasted the local bread, and took lots of photos. We returned recharged and motivated to get back to work!
After a long and productive work period, we went on a team trip to Shamakhi for some rest. This journey allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature and get to know each other better. We visited the most scenic spots of Shamakhi, went on an interesting tour at the observatory, breathed in the fresh mountain air, drank spring water, tasted the local bread, and took lots of photos. We returned recharged and motivated to get back to work!
After a long and productive work period, we went on a team trip to Shamakhi for some rest. This journey allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature and get to know each other better. We visited the most scenic spots of Shamakhi, went on an interesting tour at the observatory, breathed in the fresh mountain air, drank spring water, tasted the local bread, and took lots of photos. We returned recharged and motivated to get back to work!
After a long and productive work period, we went on a team trip to Shamakhi for some rest. This journey allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature and get to know each other better. We visited the most scenic spots of Shamakhi, went on an interesting tour at the observatory, breathed in the fresh mountain air, drank spring water, tasted the local bread, and took lots of photos. We returned recharged and motivated to get back to work!
After a long and productive work period, we went on a team trip to Shamakhi for some rest. This journey allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature and get to know each other better. We visited the most scenic spots of Shamakhi, went on an interesting tour at the observatory, breathed in the fresh mountain air, drank spring water, tasted the local bread, and took lots of photos. We returned recharged and motivated to get back to work!
After a long and productive work period, we went on a team trip to Shamakhi for some rest. This journey allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature and get to know each other better. We visited the most scenic spots of Shamakhi, went on an interesting tour at the observatory, breathed in the fresh mountain air, drank spring water, tasted the local bread, and took lots of photos. We returned recharged and motivated to get back to work!
After a long and productive work period, we went on a team trip to Shamakhi for some rest. This journey allowed us to enjoy the beauty of nature and get to know each other better. We visited the most scenic spots of Shamakhi, went on an interesting tour at the observatory, breathed in the fresh mountain air, drank spring water, tasted the local bread, and took lots of photos. We returned recharged and motivated to get back to work!

Our products at the 4th Children's Book Festival

Our new project, “Fairy Tale Masks”, was successfully presented at the 4th Children’s Book Festival. As soon as the little ones approached our stand and saw the masks, they were amazed and immediately asked their parents to buy them. In a short time, our project attracted great interest, and we are happy to share that all of our books were completely sold out in just one day. This success once again proved that creative and interactive products designed for children not only enrich their imagination but also earn the trust of parents.
Our new project, “Fairy Tale Masks”, was successfully presented at the 4th Children’s Book Festival. As soon as the little ones approached our stand and saw the masks, they were amazed and immediately asked their parents to buy them. In a short time, our project attracted great interest, and we are happy to share that all of our books were completely sold out in just one day. This success once again proved that creative and interactive products designed for children not only enrich their imagination but also earn the trust of parents.
Our new project, “Fairy Tale Masks”, was successfully presented at the 4th Children’s Book Festival. As soon as the little ones approached our stand and saw the masks, they were amazed and immediately asked their parents to buy them. In a short time, our project attracted great interest, and we are happy to share that all of our books were completely sold out in just one day. This success once again proved that creative and interactive products designed for children not only enrich their imagination but also earn the trust of parents.
Our new project, “Fairy Tale Masks”, was successfully presented at the 4th Children’s Book Festival. As soon as the little ones approached our stand and saw the masks, they were amazed and immediately asked their parents to buy them. In a short time, our project attracted great interest, and we are happy to share that all of our books were completely sold out in just one day. This success once again proved that creative and interactive products designed for children not only enrich their imagination but also earn the trust of parents.
Our new project, “Fairy Tale Masks”, was successfully presented at the 4th Children’s Book Festival. As soon as the little ones approached our stand and saw the masks, they were amazed and immediately asked their parents to buy them. In a short time, our project attracted great interest, and we are happy to share that all of our books were completely sold out in just one day. This success once again proved that creative and interactive products designed for children not only enrich their imagination but also earn the trust of parents.
Our new project, “Fairy Tale Masks”, was successfully presented at the 4th Children’s Book Festival. As soon as the little ones approached our stand and saw the masks, they were amazed and immediately asked their parents to buy them. In a short time, our project attracted great interest, and we are happy to share that all of our books were completely sold out in just one day. This success once again proved that creative and interactive products designed for children not only enrich their imagination but also earn the trust of parents.
Our new project, “Fairy Tale Masks”, was successfully presented at the 4th Children’s Book Festival. As soon as the little ones approached our stand and saw the masks, they were amazed and immediately asked their parents to buy them. In a short time, our project attracted great interest, and we are happy to share that all of our books were completely sold out in just one day. This success once again proved that creative and interactive products designed for children not only enrich their imagination but also earn the trust of parents.
Our new project, “Fairy Tale Masks”, was successfully presented at the 4th Children’s Book Festival. As soon as the little ones approached our stand and saw the masks, they were amazed and immediately asked their parents to buy them. In a short time, our project attracted great interest, and we are happy to share that all of our books were completely sold out in just one day. This success once again proved that creative and interactive products designed for children not only enrich their imagination but also earn the trust of parents.

Supervision of the ballot printing process

The assignment of printing tasks for the municipal elections to us not only increased our responsibility but also filled us with great pride. It was a clear example of the high trust placed in our professionalism and reliability. To justify this trust, our entire team worked tirelessly day and night. We paid close attention to every detail and prioritized accuracy and quality at every stage. In the end, we successfully fulfilled our mission. This project was not just another job for us — it was a worthy response to the trust placed in us.
The assignment of printing tasks for the municipal elections to us not only increased our responsibility but also filled us with great pride. It was a clear example of the high trust placed in our professionalism and reliability. To justify this trust, our entire team worked tirelessly day and night. We paid close attention to every detail and prioritized accuracy and quality at every stage. In the end, we successfully fulfilled our mission. This project was not just another job for us — it was a worthy response to the trust placed in us.
The assignment of printing tasks for the municipal elections to us not only increased our responsibility but also filled us with great pride. It was a clear example of the high trust placed in our professionalism and reliability. To justify this trust, our entire team worked tirelessly day and night. We paid close attention to every detail and prioritized accuracy and quality at every stage. In the end, we successfully fulfilled our mission. This project was not just another job for us — it was a worthy response to the trust placed in us.
The assignment of printing tasks for the municipal elections to us not only increased our responsibility but also filled us with great pride. It was a clear example of the high trust placed in our professionalism and reliability. To justify this trust, our entire team worked tirelessly day and night. We paid close attention to every detail and prioritized accuracy and quality at every stage. In the end, we successfully fulfilled our mission. This project was not just another job for us — it was a worthy response to the trust placed in us.
The assignment of printing tasks for the municipal elections to us not only increased our responsibility but also filled us with great pride. It was a clear example of the high trust placed in our professionalism and reliability. To justify this trust, our entire team worked tirelessly day and night. We paid close attention to every detail and prioritized accuracy and quality at every stage. In the end, we successfully fulfilled our mission. This project was not just another job for us — it was a worthy response to the trust placed in us.
The assignment of printing tasks for the municipal elections to us not only increased our responsibility but also filled us with great pride. It was a clear example of the high trust placed in our professionalism and reliability. To justify this trust, our entire team worked tirelessly day and night. We paid close attention to every detail and prioritized accuracy and quality at every stage. In the end, we successfully fulfilled our mission. This project was not just another job for us — it was a worthy response to the trust placed in us.
The assignment of printing tasks for the municipal elections to us not only increased our responsibility but also filled us with great pride. It was a clear example of the high trust placed in our professionalism and reliability. To justify this trust, our entire team worked tirelessly day and night. We paid close attention to every detail and prioritized accuracy and quality at every stage. In the end, we successfully fulfilled our mission. This project was not just another job for us — it was a worthy response to the trust placed in us.
The assignment of printing tasks for the municipal elections to us not only increased our responsibility but also filled us with great pride. It was a clear example of the high trust placed in our professionalism and reliability. To justify this trust, our entire team worked tirelessly day and night. We paid close attention to every detail and prioritized accuracy and quality at every stage. In the end, we successfully fulfilled our mission. This project was not just another job for us — it was a worthy response to the trust placed in us.
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