Today, the Azerbaijani people celebrate Ramadan, the holiest holiday of Islam, and Novruz, a holiday inherited from our ancestors.
At such a time, foreign experts have congratulated the Azerbaijani people on the occasion of Ramadan and Novruz holidays through the Modern.az website.
We present the congratulations:
British political scientist Neil Watson: “I would like to congratulate the people of Azerbaijan on Novruz, which coincides with Ramadan this year. Novruz is a holiday synonymous with the spirit of Azerbaijan. At the same time, it is a holiday where families come together to celebrate new life and new beginnings. As Azerbaijan looks towards a brighter future and conflicts become history, the meaning of Novruz has become even more relevant. Happy Novruz to all of you!”
Georgian political scientist Giorgi Gogua: “Dear people of Azerbaijan, I sincerely congratulate you on the beautiful and meaningful Novruz holiday. This ancient and cherished holiday is not only a celebration of the arrival of spring but also a powerful symbol of renewal, hope, and the continuity of life. Novruz reflects the deep cultural heritage of the Azerbaijani people, emping harmony with nature, the victory of light over darkness, and the importance of unity, family, and tradition. May this special day bring peace, prosperity, and happiness to your homes. May it mark the beginning of new opportunities, inspire positive changes, and strengthen the bonds of friendship and solidarity among your peoples. I wish you a joyful, bright, and blessed Novruz holiday. With great respect and best wishes.”
Ukrainian journalist and political scientist Stanislav Zhelikhovsky: “Happy Novruz to all the people of Azerbaijan! May this spring bring joy, hope, and new beginnings to your families. I wish you peace, prosperity, and happiness.”
Israeli journalist Igor Roytapel: “On behalf of the people of Israel and personally on my own behalf, I would like to congratulate all the people of Azerbaijan on the occasion of Novruz. I remember since childhood how beautiful and delightful this holiday is. We celebrated it together: Jews, Russians, Azerbaijanis. The doors of homes were open, and I believe that nothing has changed today. Because Azerbaijanis are a peaceful people seeking peace and prosperity. This is exactly what I wish for you. Happy holiday, dear friends!”
