BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 30. The traditional
Autumn Festival – Harvest Day was held with great enthusiasm at ADA
School, operating under ADA University.
Leyla Aliyeva, Vice-President of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation,
attended the festival, along with state and government officials,
representatives of partner companies and members of the public.
As part of the Harvest Day celebrations, three new sculptures
were unveiled at ADA School, marking the conclusion of the
Sculpture Symposium. The works were created by Azerbaijani
sculptors Kamran Asadov, Mushfig Heydarov and Imran Mehdiyev. The
project aimed to involve schoolchildren in the creative process and
reflect their ideas and imagination in the initial sketches of the
sculptures.
The event aims to foster a sense of responsible citizenship
among pupils and students, promote national and moral values,
preserve charitable traditions and nurture young people from an
early age to become responsible members of society.
The programme continued with musical, dance and creative
performances by students of ADA School, Children’s Art School No. 3
named after G. Aliyeva, 11-Year Children’s Art School No. 6 named
after F. Amirov, and 11-Year Music Schools No. 24 and 33, adding to
the festive atmosphere.
A charity exhibition and sale was also organized as part of the
festival. It featured handicrafts made by students of ADA School
and the Azerbaijan State University of Culture and Arts, as well as
products from partner companies. The proceeds will be allocated to
educational social projects.
The AZN 27,309 raised at last year’s Harvest Day was used to
implement five social projects: “Victory Theatre”, “Stories”,
“Girls’ House”, “Neighbourhood (Urban Planning)” and “Qala
Society”. A total of 600 people benefited from these projects,
which focused on collaboration, creativity, empathy, psychological
well-being and the development of vocational skills.
Held with the support of its main and permanent partner,
Veyseloglu Companies Group, the festival also featured the sale of
fruits and vegetables, bread, sweets and other locally grown
produce from various regions of the country, as well as non-food
products. The group’s partners include Veyseloglu Distribution,
Ulduz, Araz and OBA supermarket chains, Khoncha,
Veyseloglu-Rossmann, Decoliv, O to Go and Entree.
Azerpambig, Tamiz Shahar, AZ Projects GROUP and Liv Bona Dea
Hospital also provided organizational support for the event.
