The 'Victory' show featuring Karabakh horses at the 'Imaret' Historical and Architectural Museum Complex in Aghdam was watched by President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev.
Guests at the event included President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov, and the President of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus Ersin Tatar, as well as participants of the 17th ECO summit.
The event was held ahead of the ECO summit on 3-4 July, in Khankendi which will welcome the heads of state and government of the ECO for the first time.
The visit began with a brief conversation over tea, followed by the 'Victory' show showcasing the Karabakh horses.
Performances featured a military orchestra playing national music pieces and dances by the 'Sərhədçi' dance ensemble.
The State Border Service’s cavalry unit displayed acts of bravery and skill on Karabakh horses, captivating the audience. The riders demonstrated a high level of professionalism throughout the show.
After the 'Victory' show, the guests toured the city of Aghdam by bus.
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