The establishment of the Gubadli Irrigation Systems Department has been announced as part of an event to restore amelioration and irrigation systems in the liberated areas. This was announced by the chairman of the Azerbaijan Amelioration and Water Management OJSC Ahmad Ahmadzade. Dilgam Sharifov, a representative of the Azerbaijan Amelioration and Water Management OJSC, said that after the event, Alisalam Madat oglu Bayramov was appointed the new head of the Gubadli Irrigation Systems Department.
A commission headed by the deputy chairman of the joint-stock company has been set up to conduct an inventory of the facilities on the balance sheet of the joint-stock company, a preliminary assessment of their condition and preparatory measures. Lets` noted that, Gubadli Irrigation Systems Department had 5200 hectares of irrigated area, 998 km of irrigation canals, seven pumping stations, 129 irrigation facilities and one hydro junction (Hakarachay HG). It should be noted that Mr. President Ilham Aliyev said on November 6, “Assessment of the damage caused to civilians, state property, including infrastructure, as well as business entities as a result of the aggression of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Armenia on September 27, 2020. on measures to eliminate According to the order, the State Commission was established to assess and eliminate the damage caused to civilians, state property, including infrastructure facilities, as well as business entities as a result of the aggression of the Armenian armed forces on the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan. The commission includes a representative of the Azerbaijan Amelioration and Water Management OJSC. The State Commission has been instructed to assess the damage caused to civilians, state property, including infrastructure facilities, as well as business entities as a result of the aggression of the Armenian armed forces on the territory of Azerbaijan, and inform the President of Azerbaijan within two months. This commission, as in all areas, will identify water management and reclamation facilities.