Turkic Council Secretary General: Qarabag a source of pride for whole Turkic world
Football
- 25 August, 2017
- 06:54
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Baku. 25 August. REPORT.AZ/ The Secretary General of the Turkic Council Ramil Hasanov has congratulated Qarabag FC, which has qualified for the group stage of the Champpions League.
Report informs referring to the Turkic Council's press service, in the congratulation letter, Ramil Hasanov cordially congratulated Qarabag team on behalf of the organization members and on his own behalf.
Qarabag has become the first Azerbaijani club that has qualified for the group stage of the Champions League, and this way, become the source of pride of Azerbaijan and the whole Turkic world. I wish this achievemnt to be an example for all athletes competing in other sports,” the congratulation letter reads.
Türk Şurasının baş katibi: "Qarabağ" bütün türk dünyası üçün qürur mənbəyi oldu"
Генсек Тюркского совета: "Карабах" стал источником гордости для всего тюркского мира
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