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28-824: Motherland Party may refer to: Motherland Party (Azerbaijan) , established 1990 Motherland (Latvia) , established 2004 Motherland Party (Iran) , in the 1940s Motherland Party (Moldova) , a political party in Moldova Motherland Party (Mongolia) , established 1992 Motherland Party (Turkey) , established 1983 Motherland Party (Turkey, 2011) , established 2011 Motherland (Ukraine) , established 2001 Rodina (political party) , or Motherland-National Patriotic Union, Russia Electoral Bloc Motherland , Moldova Motherland Democratic Coalition , Mongolia See also [ edit ] Fatherland Party (disambiguation) Motherland Defenders Party ,

56-498: A national referendum on 29 August 1993, which formally stripped Elchibey of the presidency. In another national election , on 3 October 1993, Heydar Aliyev was elected as president of Azerbaijan with 99% of the votes. During Aliyev's presidency, Elchibey returned to Baku in 1997 and joined the opposition as the leader of Azerbaijani Popular Front Party . In 2000, Elchibey was diagnosed with prostate cancer and died in August of

84-571: A Ukraine political party List of generic names of political parties Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Motherland Party . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Motherland_Party&oldid=1226233160 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Political party disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

112-575: A guest of Elchibey. During her visit, she oversaw the signing ceremony of an agreement between Azerbaijan, BP and Statoil on exploratory work at the Chirag oilfield . In this respect, one of Elchibey's goals in inviting Thatcher was to attract foreign entrepreneurs looking to do business in Azerbaijan. During a reception at the Gulustan Palace , he described Thatcher as being one who played

140-601: A parliamentary coup on 14 May 1992, resulting in public outrage and the military overthrow of Mutalibov by the Azerbaijani Popular Front in Baku on 15 May 1992. The national presidential election with 7 candidates was held on 7 June 1992 in which Elchibey was elected the President of Azerbaijan, gaining 54% of votes and becoming Azerbaijan's first democratically elected, non-communist president. During

168-627: A role in Azerbaijan achieving independence, saying that "she can see the fruits of the tree she planted". In 1992, during a visit to the Turkish capital of Ankara , Elchibey described himself as a soldier of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (founder and the first president of Turkish Republic). He also held some pan-Turanian views, for which he enjoyed the support of the leader of the Turkish Nationalist Movement Party , Colonel Alparslan Türkeş . In April 1993, he attended

196-581: A visit to Moscow, during which he signed, along with Boris Yeltsin , the Treaty on Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Security between the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Russian Federation. Elchibey was described as being "vehemently anti-Iranian " in his policies, this being due in part to their perception of an Iranian–Armenian alliance. Elchibey endorsed the unification of Azerbaijan with

224-486: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Motherland Party (Azerbaijan) The Motherland Party ( Azerbaijani : Ana Vətən Partiyası , AVP ) is a pro- government Azerbaijani political party established in 1990, and formally registered in 1992. Fazail Agamali took an active role in the independence movement in Azerbaijan between 1988 and 1990 and he

252-797: The Baku State University and graduated in 1957 from the Department of Arab Philology of the Faculty of Oriental Studies. He worked as a translator and later as a lecturer of history at the Baku State University. From 1963 to 1964 he lived in Egypt, working as a translator. He soon joined the Soviet dissident movement , supporting the re-establishment of Azerbaijani independence. He was arrested in 1975 on charges of defaming

280-675: The guerilla tactics of the NKR Army in mountain warfare . This led to unexpectedly heavy Azeri casualties, loss of heavy military equipment, and the campaign ending in failure. On 18 August 1992, Elchibey signed a decree on Azerbaijan's entry into the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development . On 7 and 8 September 1992, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher visited Baku on an unofficial visit as

308-562: The Azerbaijani army started a counter-offensive codenamed Operation Goranboy in Nagorno-Karabakh, establishing control of over 40% of the region by the fall of 1992 and approaching within 7 kilometers of Shusha. However, as the Azerbaijani offensive pushed further into Karabakh, it became further bogged down in controversy, mismanagement, corruption and treachery by Elchibey-appointed Defense Minister Rahim Gaziyev , along with

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336-571: The Chairman of the Azerbaijani parliament on 15 June 1993 and offering the prime ministership of the country to Huseynov. Nine days later, in the vacuum of power left by Elchibey's departure to Nakhchivan, Aliyev constitutionally assumed presidential powers in his capacity as parliament speaker. He signed the Bishkek Protocol to cease hostilities on the frontline, and further solidified his power by organizing impeachment hearings and holding

364-643: The Motherland Party took place and Fazail Agamali elected as the chairman of the party. AVP first joined an oppositional bloc of parties which was formed for the presidential elections in 1991 and after the presidential election of 1992 the party supported and joined the Government under Abulfaz Elchibey . Following the victory in the presidential elections in 1993 of Heydar Aliyev , the AVP also joined his government. Its party leader Fazail Agamali ,

392-673: The Soviet Caspian Flotilla based in Baku. Upon his election, Elchibey appointed Isgandar Hamidov , a police colonel and the leader of the newly established Grey Wolves movement in Azerbaijan, as the Minister of Interior. Hamidov, despite his personal devotion and contributions in capturing Agdere district of Azerbaijan, proved to be generally incompetent and resigned in April 1993 after the fall of Kalbajar . In June 1992,

420-472: The Soviet Union , relations with Ukraine would be prioritized by Azerbaijan. On 9 June 1993, as rebellious troops were advancing onto Baku, President Elchibey invited Heydar Aliyev , former Soviet Politburo member and then head of Nakhchivan (and no relation to Elchibey, whose real surname was Aliyev), to Baku for negotiations with Surat Huseynov . Aliyev quickly took control of the power, becoming

448-503: The Soviet Union and spent 18 months in prison. Thereafter he worked at the Institute of Manuscripts of Azerbaijan and published over 50 scientific works on oriental philosophy, history, literature and religion. He assumed the nickname of Elchibey (Azerbaijani for "noble messenger") upon his leadership of the Azerbaijani Popular Front in 1990. Elchibey's rise to presidency came after the first round of heavy losses of Azerbaijan in

476-522: The funeral of President Turgut Özal in Istanbul , a person who shared his beliefs for a potential Turkic union from the former Soviet Union. During his one-year rule, Azerbaijani–Russian relations were damaged, with his politics being described in this regard as "anti-Russian." He was noted for using an interpreter when speaking to Russian figures, despite being fluent in the Russian language as he

504-416: The party has 20.000 members. Abulfaz Elchibey Abulfaz Gadirgulu oghlu Aliyev ( Azerbaijani : Əbülfəz Qədirqulu oğlu Əliyev ; 24 June 1938 – 22 August 2000), better known as Abulfaz Elchibey (Azerbaijani: Əbülfəz Elçibəy ), was an Azerbaijani politician, Azerbaijani nationalist and Soviet dissident who was the first and only democratically elected President in post-Soviet Azerbaijan. He

532-473: The party is based on the principle of statism . The Motherland Party (AVP) has a 6-member Political Council and a 14-member Supreme Assembly. The Motherland Party also has a Youth Committee and a Women's Council, as well as raion branches in 55 raions and 4 cities. The headquarters of the Motherland Party is located in the Narimanov district of Baku. The party has 62 regional organizations. In total,

560-546: The region that is known as Iranian Azerbaijan , a stance which alienated the Iranian government . During a visit to Turkey, he called for the downfall of the Iranian Islamic Republic, which prompted a member of the Iranian parliament to threaten retaliation against the Republic of Azerbaijan. Elchibey paid a visit to Ukraine on 12 November 1992, during which he said that, from the former republics of

588-423: The remnants of Russian-Soviet control and influence of the old order. The most immediately pressing problem was unrest around Baku ." During his tenure, Elchibey had to contend with an administration staffed by former Communists and military forces that were not under his control. He positioned himself as a pan-Turkist while holding hostile views towards Iran and Russia. Abulfaz Aliyev studied Arabic at

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616-617: The summer of 1992, Elchibey secured the full withdrawal of the Soviet 4th Army and other elements of the Transcaucasus Military District from Azerbaijan, which became the first former Soviet republic (after the Baltic states ) free of Soviet military presence. At the same time, Elchibey's government established the national Azerbaijani Navy and managed to reach an agreement with Russia on receiving one-quarter of

644-563: The war against Armenia in the First Nagorno-Karabakh War . After the Khojaly Massacre (26–27 February 1992), the fall of Shusha (8 May 1992) and Lachin (15–17 May 1992), the temporary Azerbaijani communist establishment led by Yaqub Mammadov could no longer hold power. Amidst disorder on the frontline, former Azerbaijani president Ayaz Mutalibov attempted a comeback two months after his resignation in

672-607: Was a prominent figure of the Azerbaijan Popular Front . However, a number of controversies arose between him and other movement leaders after the Black January incidents. The process concluded with the resignation of Fazail Agamali from the Popular Front. After these developments, supporters of Agamali demanded the formation of a new political party. Hence, on 24 November 1990 founding congress of

700-654: Was educated in the USSR. Often teasing the Russian leadership, he once declared that among the Russians who did the greatest services to democracy was Tatarstan President Mintimer Shaimiev and in a congratulatory telegram sent in connection with the adoption of a new Tatar constitution, Elchibey wrote that "the heroic Tatar people" have contributed to the "awakening and revival of the Turkic world". On 12 September 1992, he paid

728-590: Was the Minister of Labour and Social Protection of the Population under both presidents. Motherland party actively takes part in the parliament elections, and the party took seats in the National Assembly of Azerbaijan in 1995, 2000, 2005 , 2010 , 2015 , 2020 . The party's goal is to create a "free, powerful, democratic and whole Azerbaijan". The fundamentals of the ideological framework of

756-430: Was the leader of the Azerbaijani Popular Front and played an important role in achieving Azerbaijan's independence from the Soviet Union. Elchibey was elected as the president of Azerbaijan in independent Azerbaijan's first free election. He served from 17 June 1992 until his overthrow in a 24 June 1993 military coup backed by Russia that led to the installation of Heydar Aliyev as president. Elchibey's brief rule

784-774: Was the only post-Soviet period in which Azerbaijan has been democratic. During his rule, Elchibey sought to dismantle the old communist system domestically, such as the planned economy and the black market. In his foreign policy, he sought to re-orient Azerbaijan to the West. However, Elchibey's attempted reforms were put to a halt by the 1993 coup. According to historian Audrey Altstadt , Elchibey faced several major problems during his tenure as president: "the war in Nagorno-Karabagh (with loss of land and creation of refugees), inflation and related economic problems (including slow progress on an oil deal with foreign investors), and

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