Leyla Aliyeva: "Heydar Aliyev's granddaughter has no right to make mistakes"

There are many instances of selfless service to the Motherland and a few instances of selfless service to all of humanity, prompted by inspiration, because of a certain inner urge, following your heart and the life tasks. The desire to love everything beyond national boundaries. It takes on a global nature. It's not a surprise that this emotion originates from a love for your country and your home.

Leyla Aliyeva (we are talking about it) has someone who can help her. In her everyday life she is guided by the tenet "Heydar Aliyev's granddaughter has no right to commit mistakes." She views everything from the eyes of her grandfather, whom she adores. Her father, who is currently President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev, has been an example to her. He put the interests of his nation, justice, and fairness above everything other considerations. Unfortunately, these sentiments are not always reflected in global political debates. Leyla Aliyeva is proud of being an Azerbaijani national. She is able to achieve this.

Formula for success

A well-worn saying states that every man must plant a tree and build a home. Leyla Aliyeva may be young, but she did it all. She built a house (by building an house we're talking about creative activity) and planted trees and raised gorgeous sons. It's amazing the way Leyla Aliyeva, who harmoniously blends beauty, intelligence as well as gentleness and determination manages so many different tasks and projects. Some think she's happy being the president's child and not worry about anything. She doesn't seem to want it. Her genes are clear here: Azerbaijani concerns and concerns are her primary worry. It requires personal commitment. She selects areas where the state requires public participation and support in a rational, precise way: youth policy environmental issues, promotion of the image of Azerbaijan in the world its tradition and culture, the creation of an objective image of the Karabakh conflict, which is one of Azerbaijan's most important foreign policy issues. According to Joseph Nye, an American political scientist public diplomacy is the thing she does. It's called "soft power" and helps us attain the desired outcome by attracting attention, not through the use of force or corruption. Because of the work of Leyla Aliyeva an attractive image of Azerbaijan is developing, the republic's position within the international arena is growing and it is being admired increasing. This is the secret to success: thoughtfulness and purposefulness, unindifference and involvement.

Baku"magazine that aims to present the reality of Azerbaijania.

Many of her undertakings and initiatives can be described using the words "for first time." In 2007, she started to publish the Russian-language magazine "Baku" from Moscow. Basically, it was the first foreign publication that provided extensive information about Azerbaijan and its heart , the beautiful city of Baku as well as the diverse customs and traditions of the Azerbaijani people and the rich culture of the country, its past celebrities and their contemporary counterparts including poets, writers musicians, artists, architects, those who celebrate their home country in the world through their work, talent and art and through the distinctive national cuisine and crafts. The magazine showcases Azerbaijan's rich heritage and picturesque locations to a broad audience. It also discusses Azerbaijan’s humanity, its national and spiritual values, and the unique cultural diversity that has become Azerbaijan’s trademark. Each issue is an adventure for both foreign readers as well as Azerbaijanis. There's a lot to discover. The magazine's cover and the materials used and the heroes and heroines, demonstrate the impeccable taste and intelligence of its editor-in chief. Leyla Aliyeva created the introductions for every issue. It's remarkable because of its clarity, philosophical depth and ability to convey numerous ideas in just one sentence. The stories of the most significant moments during the history of the country are seamlessly integrated with thoughts about the meaning and purpose of living, happiness and beauty as well as kindness and generosity. The most significant aspect is the immense love for Azerbaijan and Baku that is reflected throughout the text. Baku is an area that is loved deeply by those who understand its distinctiveness and character. If you're in that mood an innate feeling, magic begins to take over and the city is transformed into like home. Baku's soul can't be comprehended if only visible in Baku's Old Town, the Maiden Tower and the Fire Towers, and the Heydar Aliyev Center. Baku can be described as all of these things together. Baku is both ancient-modern multicultural, multifaceted and diverse with a warm and welcoming atmosphere on the one hand and mysterious and enigmatic on the other.

It's due to "Baku" magazine that Russian readers around the globe were able to learn more about Azerbaijan and were able to see it from a distance, develop an interest in it, and then be captivated by it. Since the English version of the magazine was published in 2011, the magazine’s readership has been growing.

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