<b>Umud Mirzayev: “German students take professional practices in Azerbaijan and it is something much better for making reached our country’s realities to the world”.</b><br /> <br /> Four German students came to Baku for having research practices in the frame of memorandum signed between International Eurasia Press Fund (IEPF) and Tubingen University of Germany named after Eberhard Karls.<br />
Umud Mirzayev, IEPF chairman says Judit Bert, Damla Zeynab Malak, Annalena Kampermann and Nadia Rebekka Laza are going to stay for four months. He added that all facilities are provided by the NGO for the youth in their ambitions.
They are deeply interested mainly in researches on social and cultural developments of countries, mostly which regained their independences, particularly post-Soviet states. They also will study the Garabagh conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia and its mess affect to our culture.
The students will visit refugees and stay in their houses to study war-victim lives.
The first student from this university is Maria Hanke who came in January this year and stayed in Baku nearly three months.
The German students are expected to study Azerbaijani and Russian languages, as well, at the Baku Slavic University. IEPF will provide them with broad information about the organization’s activities on refugees and other war victims. The ONG staff is supposed to assist them to learn practices also in compiling a project and other office works.
Receiving and giving practices to foreign students is already traditional function of IEPF for long years. Up to now, the organization accepted such guests from USA, Germany, France, Spain, Russia, Pakistan, China, Iraq, Uzbekistan and others.
Information Department of IEPF