The Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Oljas Bektenov, who is on a visit to Azerbaijan, visited the Heydar Aliyev Center on March 3.

Axar.az reports that the guest was given information about the Heydar Aliyev Center, which is considered one of the rare gems of world architecture.

It was noted that the Center's activities are aimed at in-depth study and research of the statehood philosophy of the National Leader of the Azerbaijani people, the ideology of Azerbaijaniness, and the heritage of the Great Leader.

The Heydar Aliyev Museum here presents various aspects of the Great Leader's concept of activity both during the Soviet era and during the years of our country's independence in a virtual format.

Prime Minister Oljas Bektenov first looked at the cars that were in official use during the period when the Great Leader led Azerbaijan - from 1969 to 2003.

The exhibits, photographs, and multimedia hall reflecting different periods of the concept of activity implemented by the National Leader both during the Soviet era and during the years of independence aroused great interest in the guests.

Oljas Bektenov, who also got acquainted with the "Pearls of Azerbaijan" exhibition, was informed that this exhibition displays rare exhibits related to the inexhaustible natural resources, centuries-old history, and cultural heritage of our country. It was noted that ancient professions, including rare examples of the Azerbaijani carpet weaving school, are exhibited here, and that our ancient musical instruments are presented in their original form - with sound. It was noted that visitors to the exhibition, where Azerbaijani national costumes and ancient coins are displayed, can also see holy books in different languages.

After getting acquainted with the "Musical Instruments: Unity and Diversity" exhibition, Oljas Bektenov viewed the "Dance of Loops" exhibition consisting of Azerbaijani carpets.

After getting acquainted with the "Classic Cars Exhibition", the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, Oljas Bektenov, later wrote his heartfelt words in the memorial book.

The Prime Minister left the Center with a pleasant impression.