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The Great Return to Azerbaijan’s liberated territories continues in line with the instructions of President Ilham Aliyev.

Axar.az informs that as part of the latest phase of the resettlement program, 34 people from eight families have been relocated to Karkijahan, 15 people from four families to Hadrut, 28 people from seven families to Shukurbeyli, 14 people from three families to Boyuk Galadara, seven people from two families to Ballica, five people from two families to Badara, five people from two families to Khanabad, 53 people from 13 families to Hasanriz, 53 people from 13 families to Childiran, and 23 people from four families to Vangli.

The families moving to Karkijahan in Khankendi, Hadrut in the Khojavend district, Shukurbeyli in Jabrayil, Boyuk Galadara in Shusha, Ballica, Badara and Khanabad in Khojaly, and Childiran, Vangli and Hasanriz in Aghdara had previously been living in temporary accommodation across various parts of the country, primarily in dormitories, sanatoriums, and administrative buildings.

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Another 44 families have returned to several settlements in Khankendi, Khojaly, and Aghdara districts as part of Azerbaijan's ongoing resettlement program in the liberated territories.

According to the Public Relations Department of the Restoration, Construction and Management Service for Khankendi, Aghdara and Khojaly districts, 34 people from eight families moved to the Karkijahan settlement of Khankendi, while seven people from two families relocated to Ballica, five people from two families to Badara, and five people from two families to Khanabad in the Khojaly district.

At the same time, 53 people from 13 families returned to Hasanriz, another 53 people from 13 families to Childiran, and 23 people from four families to Vangli in the Aghdara district.

The returning residents were welcomed to their communities and received the keys to their new homes.

The families had previously lived in temporary accommodation across different parts of Azerbaijan, mainly in dormitories, sanatoriums, and administrative buildings.

Large-scale reconstruction and restoration work continues in the liberated territories, with new infrastructure being developed to ensure comfortable and safe living conditions for residents.