BAKU, Azerbaijan, November 21. The curtain rose on the documentary “A Fistful of Peace,” brought to life by the Azerbaijan Journalists Network NGO, as it took center stage in the pavilion of the Azerbaijan National NGO Forum, nestled in the Green Zone during the bustling COP29 in Azerbaijan's Baku, Trend reports.
According to information, the brains behind the documentary shedding light on the ecocide in Azerbaijan's Karabakh and Eastern Zangezur during Armenia's occupation are none other than the renowned journalist Ayaz Mirzoyev.
The ceremony of presentation of the film was attended by senior officials of the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the State Support Agency for Non-Governmental Organizations, and the board of the Azerbaijan National NGO Forum, including the founder of the Kenyan SMACHS Foundation Charlene Ruto.
Following the English-language film presentation ceremony, there was a public discussion about the film.
The documentary will be screened on a larger scale soon.
As part of the event, SMACHS Foundation founder Charlene Ruto also viewed a photo exhibition of mine victims in Azerbaijan's mine-contaminated lands of Armenia.
The photo exhibition “Feet Pushing the Button” made a deep impression on the visitors.
The donor of both projects on Armenia's environmental crimes against Azerbaijan and mine warfare is the State Support Agency for Non-Governmental Organizations.
The 29th session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP29) opened on November 11. COP29, which is being held at the Baku Olympic Stadium, will continue until November 22. It is the largest event organized by Azerbaijan to date and the first time in the region that it is being held in Azerbaijan.
The key expectation from COP29 is to agree on a fair and ambitious New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG) on climate finance.
A total of 14 initiatives have been put forward by the COP29 Chairmanship.
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