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Sahib Dashdamirov was born in Dmanisi, Georgia on June 29, 1981. He received secondary education in the Azerbaijani capital Baku. He earned a bachelor's degree in Law from the Odlar Yurdu University.

In 2002, Mr. Dashdamirov successfully participated and was named the winner of the International Humanities Law contest named after F. Martens in Moscow.

In 2006, he received a master's degree from the Odlar Yurdu University.

Currently, Mr. Dashdamirov is in banking and since 2009 he has chaired the Boyuk Dayag (Great Pillar) charity.

He is married with three children.

Mr. Dashdamirov is running for the November 7 parliamentary elections from the Aghsu-Ismayilli Constituency No. 87.

Election Platform

Economic Issues
- drawing foreign investors to beneficial projects covering a variety of fields for the development of the region's economy
- providing favorable conditions for the expansion of entrepreneurial activity in all areas
- solving domestic problems facing the population in a short time, including by supporting the solution of artificially caused problems with water and gas supply, and roads in rural areas.

Social Issues
- raising the minimum wage
- reinstating child support benefits
- supporting the creation of at least 2,000 jobs as part of efforts to eliminate unemployment in the region. Preliminary agreements have already been reached with foreign investors to that end.
- facilitating an increase in the level of education and healthcare in the region
- achieving an increase in the benefits provided to low-income citizens, including the families of war victims, those disabled in the Karabakh war and war veterans
- placing a particular emphasis on the development of sports in the region to encourage a healthy lifestyle for youths.

Legal Issues
- A free development of every person is the main pre-condition for the development of society. Supporting this principle, I will stand by President Ilham Aliyev's political course aiming to restore Azerbaijan's territorial integrity, ensure a return of refugees and internally displaced persons to their homes, protect the rights and freedoms of our citizens, and promote sustainable democratic development in the country.