Musavat exec steps down over differences
BAKU – An executive of Azerbaijan’s opposition Musavat party who has announced his resignation seceded from the party on Tuesday.
Sulhaddin Akbar, who chaired Musavat’s Supreme Assembly, said he had stepped down due to his "disagreement with the party’s strategic course".
Akbar, a Musavat member since 1992, served as deputy national security minister in 1992-93. Since 1995 he acted as Musavat’s deputy chairman and then headed the party’s assembly.
On Monday, another Musavat executive, Ibrahim Ibrahimli, withdrew from the party, saying its leadership did not confide in him.
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