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Where and how politicians resting

07 August 2007 16:28 (UTC +04:00)

Though summer season created stagnation in political sphere, it does not concern politiciansâ€™ having a rest, APA reports.
Majority of politicians will rest in Baku and Party headquarters.
Deputy executive secretary of the ruling New Azerbaijan Party (YAP) Mubariz Gurbanli said that he will not have a rest this year.
â€œI had a rest in Nabran last year. I am working at present and do not intend to go any where after it,â€ he said.
Chairman of Ana Vatan (Motherland) Party Fazail Agamali said that he continues his rest.
â€œI had a rest in Nabran 12 days last month. I will visit one of the regions of Azerbaijan two days later,â€ he said.
Chairman of Classical Popular Front Party Mirmahmud Miralioglu said that he had a rest in Yardimli for two-three days.
Chairman of Azerbaijan National Democrat Party Isgandar Hamidov said he prefers to rest in Baku.
â€œWhen I had money before, I visited the places of interest of the country. But I had no money at present,â€ he said.
Co-chairman of Azerbaijan Social Democratic Party Araz Alizadeh complained about homeless.
â€œI have house neither in baku, nor in the region. I am living in the house of my sister at present and spend summer here,â€ he said.
Chairman of Democratic Reforms Party Asim Mollazadeh also said that he will not the capital, and linked it with a lot of work.
Chairman of Open Society Party Akif Shahbazov, leader of Azerbaijan National Independence Party (ANIP) Etibar Mammadov, chairman of Umid Party Igbal Agazadeh and Azerbaijani MP Panah Huseyn said they will spend summer in Baku.
Chairman of Great Establishment Party Fazil Gazanfaroglu said that he will not have a rest.
â€œI can not leave Baku, as I have a lot of works to do here. Therefore I prefer having rest in Baku,â€ he said.
Chairman of Musavat Party Isa Gambar, chairman of Azerbaijan Popular Front Party Ali Karimli and leader of Azerbaijan liberal party Lala Shovket said they will not rest. their assistants said about it. /APA/