On November 6, 2026, another open lesson dedicated to Victory Day was held at Mingachevir State University.
Mingachevir State University (MSU) continues to organize educational activities aimed at exploring the historical significance of November 8 – Victory Day, promoting national and moral values, and fostering a sense of patriotism among the younger generation.
As part of these activities, another open lesson dedicated to Victory Day was organized for students majoring in History at the Faculty of Pedagogy of MSU.
The open lesson was conducted by Ilham Mammadov, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Humanities, who provided a comprehensive analysis of the historical background of the Victory in Karabakh, the First Karabakh War, the key stages of the 44-day Patriotic War, the military achievements of the Azerbaijani Army, and the process of liberating the country’s territories from occupation.
During the lesson, particular attention was paid to the historical path leading to Victory, the national unity of the Azerbaijani people, the heroism of the Armed Forces, and the significance of the achieved Victory for the country’s future development. Students were also provided with detailed information about large-scale reconstruction and development projects being implemented in Karabakh and East Zangezur, the return to ancestral lands, and the Great Return process.
The open lesson continued through interactive discussions and the analysis of historical facts. Students shared their views and discussed significant events in Azerbaijan’s contemporary history, national statehood traditions, and the importance of preserving historical memory.
The event was significant in deepening students’ knowledge of Azerbaijani history, developing their ability to approach historical events analytically, strengthening their commitment to national and moral values, and fostering a sense of civic responsibility among the younger generation.
Such educational initiatives contribute to promoting not only academic knowledge but also national and moral values, the preservation of historical heritage, and social responsibility within the University’s educational process. They also help foster qualities such as active participation in the development of modern society, respect for historical heritage, and a sense of responsibility towards future generations.
The organization of open lessons dedicated to Victory Day at MSU is an integral part of the University’s efforts to strengthen young people’s historical awareness, develop their sense of national identity, and fulfil its mission of educating patriotic, knowledgeable, and socially responsible professionals.