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Baku State University (BSU) hosted a meeting with students participating in the “Supporting Girls’ Education” project, implemented in partnership with the State Committee for Family, Women and Children Affairs, the Ministry of Science and Education, and the Education Development Fund.
Addressing the gathering, BSU Rector Elchin Babayev highlighted the importance of ensuring girls’ access to education and expanding their opportunities for academic and professional development. He noted that 67 BSU students currently benefit from the project, including 19 who joined the university this year with high entrance examination scores. He also emphasised the university’s commitment to providing young women with opportunities to pursue quality education, engage in research and develop leadership skills.
Chairperson of the State Committee for Family, Women and Children Affairs Bahar Muradova noted that the project, launched in 2021, had expanded significantly, supporting 730 girls over five years, compared with 14 beneficiaries at its initial stage. She also announced plans to increase the number of scholarship recipients to at least 100 in the coming year and highlighted the importance of strengthening the project’s alumni network.
Nijat Mammadli, Chairman of the Board of the Education Development Fund, emphasised the project's mission to help talented girls build a better future and encouraged participants to support future generations through their achievements and initiatives.
During the event, certificates were presented to BSU students selected as participants in the project for 2026.
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