Ministry of Education of the Republic of Azerbaijan Baku International Multiculturalism Centre Azerbaijani Multiculturalism Textbook for Higher Education

Round Table at the BBC

A round table on Azerbaijani multiculturalism was held at the BBC headquarters in London on 26 April 2015. The participants in the round table received a comprehensive briefing on the Azerbaijani model of multiculturalism, including its history and socio-political aspects, and on the work of BIMC.

Symposium in Berlin

A symposium on ‘Multiculturalism and Interfaith Dialogue in Azerbaijan: Historical Experience and a Model for the Future’ was held on 27 May 2015 in Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, with the organizational support of the Azerbaijani embassy in Germany, BIMC, the Germany-Azerbaijan Forum and the chair of the History of Azerbaijan at Berlin Humboldt University. The symposium was of great importance in achieving recognition of the Azerbaijani model of multiculturalism beyond the borders of Azerbaijan.

Round Table in Yogyakarta

A round table on Azerbaijan as a Model Multicultural Country was held on 28 September 2015 in the Indonesian city of Yogyarkarta. The round table was organized by BIMC together with the Muhammadiyah NGO.

Conference in Bern

An international conference on ‘Multiculturalism and Intercultural ₃₉₆ Dialogue: the Swiss and Azerbaijani Models’ was held on 29

March 2017 in the House of Religions in Bern. The conference was organized by the BIMC and the Azerbaijan State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations, and with the support of the Azerbaijani embassy in Switzerland. The conference was followed by an exhibition on Aspects of State-Religion Relations in Azerbaijan.


Conference in Augsburg

A two-day international conference on Heydar Aliyev­ – Youth – Multiculturalism to mark the anniversary of the birth of Azerbaijan’s National Leader was held in the German city of Augsburg on 10-11 May 2017. The initiative of the Club of Young Friends of Azerbaijan, the conference was organized with the support of BIMC and Augsburg University. Also on the Club’s initiative, a photo exhibition Heydar Aliyev and Young People was held alongside the conference at the Logenhaus. The conference’s main goal was to honour Heydar Aliyev, who greatly appreciated Azerbaijani multiculturalism in political terms and established its legal status and at the same time was a close friend and reliable support for young people. Another aim of the conference was to promote multiculturalism and ideas of tolerance through Club members in Europe, Asia and America, and to contribute to world peace.