The week of April 4-8 saw Google Maps suspending routes, municipal administrative control and Aliyev and Pashinyan meeting in Brussels.
Google Maps navigation is canceled in Baku
Public transport routes on Google Maps are being canceled in Baku. The service, developed in 2014 together with the project Transit for Baku, has stopped the integration of bus data into Google Maps.
According to the website of Transit for Baku, the Baku Transport Agency (BTA) delays information on routes, and leaves unanswered Transit for Baku requests, which makes impossible for Google Maps’ service to be updated on real-time.
Transport expert Eldaniz Jafarov told Meydan TV that the cancellation will be felt in Baku, creating serious problems for passengers and additional traffic jams.
90 municipal officials committed administrative liability violations in 2021
The Annual Report of the Administrative Control Over the Activities of Municipalities was presented to the Milli Majlis on April 5.
According to the document, a protocol on administrative violations was drawn up against 90 municipal officials and sent to the courts for further investigation.
Administrative control was carried out on 80,000 municipal acts, with around 9,100 hectares of illegally allocated land returned. About 80 mayors were found to have committed administrative violations, and material on 27 criminal facts were sent to the prosecutor’s office.
President Aliyev meets with Prime Minister Pashinyan and Council of Europe’s President, Michel
Azerbaijani President and Armenian Prime Minister met in Brussels this week with Charles Michel, President of the Council of Europe.
They met to discuss the last tensions in the Karabakh region between both countries. As a result of the meetings, commitments were made regarding demarcation and delimitation of borders, as well as humanitarian issues.
The leaders also discussed the restoration of communication infrastructure, not only between Armenia and Azerbaijan, but in the South Caucasus as a whole. The region has an enormous energy potential, and is seen as a possible alternative to the use of Russian gas.
