Everybody has a wish. He wants to be a teacher and a doctor. As a child, he is interested in technology from his early age, and when he grows up, he follows this

Everybody has a wish. He wants to be a teacher and a doctor. As a child, he is interested in technology from his early age, and when he grows up, he follows this. There are those who want to be singers, actors, journalists or athletes. In short, the roads are paved as they finish high school. Everyone follows the desire of his heart.

So who do I want to be? I also often come up with this question. Bird-winged dreams take me far. May I become an artist and transfer the mysterious nature of native Azerbaijan to the charts and introduce it to the world. Today, I want to be like my favorite teachers who teach us the secrets of science and keep following them. Well, wishes, wishes! It's also a pleasure to be a television dictator - you come home every evening, make people who want you, and chat with them.

For me, such long-winded concerns are already over - I have made my choice with the economy. My dream is to enter the Azerbaijan Economic University after graduating from high school. I didn't specify my choice by accident. It is known that after gaining independence Azerbaijan's international economic relations are developing rapidly. Now, Azerbaijan is closely linked with different countries of the world, and representatives of international economic organizations are often invited to Baku. Azerbaijani specialists regularly participate in international economic forums. This area is very interesting for me too. So I decided to become an expert in international economic relations. I think that by being a good expert in this field, I can benefit my people and my homeland.

Of course, the job does not end there. In order to be a good expert, you have to work hard and read a lot of books. I also try to gather information on the leading sectors of the Azerbaijani economy, to learn the world geography, the principles of international economic relations. I eagerly look at the discussions on television about the problems of one or another sector of the economy. The new knowledge I am learning brings me closer to my chosen profession.

However, I believe that the choice of profession is not the answer to the question "Who do I want to be?" First and foremost, we should strive to grow up as worthy citizens of independent Azerbaijan and be patriotic.