Charles de Gaulle's grandnephew visits Azerbaijani stand in Paris
Cultural policy
- 26 May, 2022
- 10:42
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Azerbaijan was represented at the International Tea Day at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris for the first time by the Association Dialogue France-Azerbaijan and the Association de Togrul Narimanbekov, Report informs.
Azerbaijani tea, tea products, books dedicated to the country were demonstrated at the stand, and participants were informed about the traditions.
At the same time, the Azerbaijani stand was visited by ambassadors, diplomats, journalists, and other people from different countries. Among them was photographer Grégoire de Gaulle, grandnephew of late French President Charles de Gaulle.
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