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Revival of Karabakh.
The current management of the Fund's activities is carried out by the management board consisting of three members—the Chairman and his two deputies. Funds are formed from donations of individuals and legal entities, grants and other sources not prohibited by law.
The head of state also signed an order approving the composition of the supervisory board of the Karabakh Revival Foundation. According to the order, the following composition of the supervisory board of the so-called Karabakh Revival Foundation was approved:

Supervisory board

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  Mikayil Jabbarov, Minister of Economy of the Republic of Azerbaijan
  
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  Mukhtar Babayev, Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Azerbaijan
  
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  Rovshan Rzayev, Chairman of the State Committee for Refugees and
  

Internally Displaced Persons of the Republic of Azerbaijan

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  Tural Ganjaliyev, Chairman of the Public Union of the Azerbaijani Community of Nagorno-Karabakh, Member of the Milli Majlis of the Republic of Azerbaijan
  
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  Fatma Yildirim, Deputy of the Milli Majlis of the Republic of Azerbaijan
  
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  Farhad Badalbeyli, Rector of the Baku Music Academy
  
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  Adalat Muradov, Rector of the Azerbaijan State University of Economics
  

Kamal Abdulla - Rector of the Azerbaijan University of Languages ● Alim Gasimov, People's Artist of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
The reality that emerged after the glorious victory in the Second Karabakh War is in sight. The number one priority issue is to carry out restoration and construction works in the territories freed from occupation, to create new infrastructures, to attract investments, in short, to turn Karabakh into a paradise again.
The president defined two items of the five priorities (a large return to the territories freed from occupation and a clean environment, a "green growth" country) in accordance with this direction. Because the territories freed from occupation have great economic potential, and of course, Azerbaijan can make maximum use of this potential. The successful implementation of these two directions suggests that the dividends that will soon be obtained from the economic opportunities of Karabakh can create a real basis for the further rise of the country's power.
Because in Karabakh there is a great development potential of fields such as mining industry, metallurgy, food industry, knitting, tourism, agriculture and "green energy". The restoration of the new international and regional transport-logistics corridor will increase our country's access to global markets and will give a significant boost to the development of territories freed from occupation.
The investment of 2.2 billion manats in Karabakh at the expense of the state budget also confirms that the economic infrastructures to be created in the territories freed from occupation will create a great opportunity for sustainable development.
At the same time, large companies of foreign countries are showing great interest in investing in lands freed from occupation.
Already, the flow of investments for the reconstruction of Karabakh has started from countries such as Turkey, Italy, Great Britain, Pakistan, and Israel.
If we look at the important infrastructures currently being built in our territories freed from occupation, we will see that today in Karabakh Barda-Aghdam highway, Zafar road (asphalting will be completed in September), Fuzuli-Shusha highway, Horadiz-Aghband road, Zangilan-Gubadli- Lachin road, Fuzuli-Hadrut,
Fuzuli-Jabrayil roads, roads are built from Goygol to Omar pass to easily reach Kalbajar. Also, military important roads are being built in Kalbajar and Lachin regions.