48-year-old Ganire Pashayeva, from Tovuz city of Azerbaijan, participated in the general elections in 2005 as an independent candidate after 7 years as a reporter and presenter. Pashayeva, who was elected as a Tovuz deputy and entered the Azerbaijan National Assembly, was also a member of the Standing Committee on International and Inter-Parliamentary Relations in the National Assembly.
CONDOLENCE MESSAGE FROM ÇELİK
AK Party Deputy Chairman and Party Spokesperson Ömer Çelik shared a condolence message for the deceased Azerbaijani politician Ganire Paşayeva.
AK Party member Çelik said in his statement on his social media account, “Ganire Pashayeva, the dedicated voice of the Turkish world, has passed away. We are very sorry. She lived a sincere and determined life. We are witnesses. May our sister rest in peace.”
CONDOLENCE MESSAGE FROM MINISTER OF NATIONAL DEFENSE GÜLER
Minister of National Defense Yaşar Güler published a condolence message for Azerbaijani Deputy Ganire Pashayeva, who lost her life.
Minister Güler published a condolence message for the death of Azerbaijani Deputy Paşayeva. Minister Güler included the following statements in his condolence message:
“We learned with great sadness about the death of Azerbaijani Deputy Ms. Ganire Pashayeva. May God have mercy on the late Ganire Pashayeva, whom we knew for her love for the Turkish world and who shouted the brotherhood of Turkey and Azerbaijan until her last breath, and we offer our condolences and patience to the brother Azerbaijani people.”
WHO IS GANIRE PASHAYEVA?
Ganire Pashayeva was born on March 24, 1975 in Tovuz, Azerbaijan. Pashayeva, who graduated from the Department of Pediatrics of Azerbaijan Medical University and the Department of International Law of Baku State University, started broadcasting in 1998.
Pashayeva became head of the Public Relations Department of the Heydar Aliyev Fund in 2005. Shortly afterwards, Paşayeva was elected as Tovuz Deputy in the parliamentary election held on November 6, 2005, and served in different positions in the parliament. Pashayeva was most recently the head of the Cultural Commission of the National Assembly. Pashayeva participated in numerous events in Turkey. Pashayeva, who had many writings and speeches on the Turkish world, argued that “Turkey’s strength means the Turkish world’s strength.” Pashayeva, who was single, knew English and Russian. (AA-DHA-IHA)
