Azerbaijani Women form society to support local community in Georgia
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Women in the Qabal village of Lagodekhi district, Georgia, created a new Azerbaijani Women’s Society to boost civic engagement and build stronger community ties.
The initiative began with the Women’s Society already operating in Almaty, Kazakhstan, which proposed the new branch. Thirteen women from the villages of Qabal, Qaracalar, Ganjali, and Uzuntala formed the leadership team and elected Tamila Valiyeva to lead the Qabal branch.
The society plans to unite women, improve their participation in public life, and share knowledge and experience between them. They also intend to help families who need assistance and to support educational opportunities for women and young people. The group’s overall goal is to increase the role of women in the development of their local communities within Georgia. The Women's Society hopes to build on the work of similar groups in other countries, such as Kazakhstan, to achieve these aims.
