Turkish newspaper Hurriyet publishes article on Azeri capital
A high-circulation Turkish newspaper Hurriyet ("Liberty")
published an article about the Azerbaijan's capital Baku,
Azerbaijani state news agency AzerTac reported.
The article by Mehmet Yashin covers the modernization and
development of Baku alongside the other regions of Azerbaijan. The
author notes that gradually Baku is becoming one of the world's
most beautiful and modern cities. This truth is confirmed by high
ranking guests and ordinary foreign citizens visiting Baku.
"The broad avenues with palm trees and beautiful fountains, with
ultra-modern glass skyscrapers, huge shopping malls and shops with
glass lifts, boutiques - all this indicates the development of
Baku," he writes.
"Baku - is, above all, a business city. The city center is full of
banks, oil and construction companies, and hotels. But, at the same
time, Azerbaijan is rapidly becoming a popular tourist
destination," the article says.
The author also draws the readers' attention to the Flag Square in
Baku. "Neftchilers' Avenue, leading to the Flag Square, is
reminiscent of New York with its luxury boutiques and shops. Three
giant skyscrapers made of glass and steel in the form of flames
bursting into the sky, have become a new architectural symbol of
the modern capital of Azerbaijan. Baku Bay stretches along the
longest in Europe Seaside Boulevard. All this gives a special
beauty to Baku," Yashin writes.
The author also dwells on the rich Azerbaijani cuisine and national
traditions.
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