WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION REGIONAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPE SIXTY-FIRST SESSION
Baku, Azerbaijan 12–15 September 2011
Guide for participants
Revised 24 July 2011
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION REGIONAL OFFICE FOR EUROPE Scherfigsvej 8, DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø, Denmark Telephone: +45 39 17 17 17 Fax: +45 39 17 18 18 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://www.euro.who.int/en/who-we-are/governance
Baku Baku lies on the western shore of the Caspian Sea and the southern side of the Absheron Peninsula around the wide, curving sweep of the Bay of Baku. The bay, sheltered by the islands of the Baku Archipelago, provides the best harbour of the Caspian, while the Absheron Peninsula gives protection from violent northerly winds. The name Baku is possibly a contraction of the Persian bad kube (“blown upon by mountain winds“). Baku derives its importance from its oil industry and its administrative functions.
History The first historical reference to Baku dates from AD 885, although archaeological evidence indicates a settlement there several centuries before Christ. By the 11th century AD, Baku was in the possession of the Shīrvān-Shāhs, who made it their capital in the 12th century, although for a period in the 13th and 14th centuries it came under the sway of the Mongols. In 1723 Peter I (the Great) captured Baku, but it was returned to Persia in 1735; Russia captured it finally in 1806. In 1920 Baku became capital of the Azerbaijan republic.
The old city The core of present-day Baku is the old town, or fortress, of Icheri-Shekher. Most of the walls, strengthened after the Russian conquest in 1806, survive, as does the 90-foot (27-metre) tower of Kyz-Kalasy (Maiden’s Tower, 12th century). The old town is highly picturesque, with its maze of narrow alleys and ancient buildings. These include the Palace of the Shīrvān-Shāhs (now a museum), the oldest part of which dates from the 11th century. Also of the 11th century is the Synyk-Kala Minaret and Mosque (1078–79). Other notable historic buildings are the law court (Divan-Khan), the Dzhuma-Mechet Minaret, and the mausoleum of the astronomer Seida Bakuvi. The walled city, along with the Palace of the Shīrvān-Shāhs and Maiden’s Tower, were collectively designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2000.
Modern-day Baku Around the walls of the fortress, the regular streets and imposing buildings of modern Baku rise up the slopes of the amphitheatre of hills surrounding the bay. Along the waterfront an attractive park has been laid out. Most industrial plants are located at the eastern and southwestern ends of the city. Greater Baku, divided into 11 districts, encompasses almost the entire Absheron Peninsula as well as islands off the tip of the peninsula and another built on stilts in the Caspian Sea, 60 miles (100 km) from Baku.
The basis of Baku’s economy is petroleum. The presence of oil has been known since antiquity, and by the 15th century oil for lamps was obtained from surface wells. Modern commercial exploitation began in 1872. The Baku oil field at the beginning of the 20th century was the largest in the world, and it remained the largest field in what was then the Soviet Union until the 1940s. By the late 20th century, much of the easily extractable reserves had been exhausted; drilling was subsequently extended far underground and outward across the Absheron Peninsula and into the seabed. After Azerbaijan became independent, foreign companies contracted to explore for other potentially lucrative sites and develop them, and new refineries were established. Many derricks stand in the gulf facing the city. Most of the subordinate townships are drilling centres, linked by a network of pipelines to the local refineries and processing plants. From Baku oil is piped to the Supsa terminal in Georgia or the Ceyhan terminal in Turkey. Besides oil processing, Baku is a large centre for the production of equipment for the oil industry. Metalworking, shipbuilding and repair, the manufacture of electrical machinery, the production of chemicals and construction materials, and food processing also contribute to the local economy.
Baku is also a major cultural and educational centre. It is the site of Baku State University (founded 1919), Khazar University (1991), and Azerbaijan Technical University (1950) and the Medical University; there are also several other institutions of higher education, including one specializing in the oil industry. The Azerbaijan Academy of Sciences comprises numerous scientific-research establishments. Museums include the State Art Museum (founded 1924) as well as collections devoted to education, history, and literature. There are also a number of theatres.
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Date and place...... 1 Registration process ...... 1 Badges...... 2 Working languages and documentation ...... 2 Submissions by delegations ...... 2 Travel arrangements...... 2 Arrival in Baku...... 2 Local transport ...... 3 Visas...... 3 Lunches ...... 4 Currency...... 5 Climate and clothing ...... 5 Insurance ...... 5 Personal security ...... 5 Medical services...... 5 Internet café...... 5 Hotel accommodation ...... 6 Social events...... 9 Accompanying persons’ programme ...... 10
Annex 1. Registration form for visa Annex 2. Hotel registration form Annex 3. Friday excursion registration form Annex 4. Registration form for accompanying persons’ programme
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Date and place The sixty-first session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe (RC61) will open at 09:00 on Monday, 12 September and close on Thursday, 15 September 2011.
The session will be held at the Gulustan Palace, Baku, Azerbaijan.
The Gulustan Palace is situated some 30 km from Heydar Aliyev (GYD) international airport (approximately 40 minutes travel time).
The sixty-first session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe will be held in a smoke-free environment.
Registration process Online registration is now required for the Regional Committee, similar to the registration system in operation for meetings of WHO’s global governing bodies. A link to access the electronic Governing Bodies Meeting Registration System is included in the letter of invitation sent out to Member States in early May. This will allow the registration of one Focal Point per delegation, who will be responsible for registering the entire delegation. The same process will apply to all categories of invited participants.
Once a Focal Point has been entered into the registration system, he/she will receive by e-mail a unique username and password, and the link to access the registration system. The Focal Point will register and submit the names of the delegates and attach a copy of the credentials containing the composition of the delegation.
The Regional Governance unit at the WHO Regional Office for Europe will verify the information received from the Focal Point, which will then be submitted into the registration system to generate both meeting badges and the list of participants.
Registration should be completed by 31 August 2011.
Credentials should be issued by the Head of State, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Health or any other appropriate authority, i.e. Permanent Missions and senior government officials. Although a copy of the credentials will have been submitted through the online registration system, Member States are required to deliver the original credentials to the Secretariat (Regional Governance unit at the WHO Regional Office for Europe) before the opening of the Regional Committee session.
In accordance with Rule 1 of the Rules of Procedure of the Regional Committee, no more than two representatives may be nominated by each Member State; however, alternates and advisers may accompany representatives.
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A provisional list of participants will be distributed at the opening of the session; this list will be compiled on the basis of the credentials received by the Secretariat by 18:00 on Wednesday, 31 August 2011. Participants are requested to check the information contained in the provisional list of participants and to report any changes to the Secretariat for inclusion in the final list.
Badges Badges will be issued at the reception desks located both at the Welcome reception at the Park Inn Hotel, Azadlig Avenue 1, Baku on Sunday, 11 September 2011 and at the Gulustan Palace from 08:00 on Monday, 12 September 2011.
Original credentials may be delivered to the Secretariat at this time.
Working languages The working languages of the Committee are English, French, and documentation German and Russian. Statements made in any of these languages will be interpreted simultaneously into the other three languages.
The official documentation of the session will be uploaded in English, French, German and Russian to the web site of the WHO Regional Office for Europe (www.euro.who.int/RC) as it becomes available. No printed copies will be despatched in August, as was the practice in the past, but copies will be available at the session in Baku.
Submissions by It would be appreciated if delegations wishing to have draft delegations resolutions distributed to the Regional Committee could hand them to the Secretariat in good time, and at least two days before the proposal is discussed, to allow time for translation, reproduction in the working languages and circulation to delegations. The Secretariat is available, upon request, to provide logistic and editorial or information support as required.
Travel arrangements Delegates should make their own travel arrangements for both outward and return journeys. Assistance with travel arrangements will be available during the session.
Arrival in Baku A WHO Regional Committee reception desk will be available at the Heydar Aliyev International Airport to assist participants on arrival, to help with the issue of visas and to arrange transport to the hotels mentioned in this Guide.
The Heydar Aliyev International Airport is situated approximately 25 km west of the centre of Baku.
Participants wishing to travel by taxi should take a licensed vehicle with a TAXI sign. The trip from the airport to the centre of the city costs about AZN 20–30 (approximately € 20– 30).
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Local transport Bus shuttles will be arranged each day during the session to transport participants between their hotels and Gulustan Palace, where the session will take place. Transport in connection with the social events will also be organized. Please check the timetable that will be displayed in the lobby of your hotel and at the Gulustan Palace.
Visas The possibility of being issued a visa on arrival has been granted to all RC61 participants and accompanying persons. Visas will be issued free of charge by order of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Azerbaijan. You may, however, prefer to apply for a visa at your local Azerbaijan embassy. All embassies/consulates of Azerbaijan located in the European Member States of WHO have been sent an information circular by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with instructions that visas for RC61 should be issued within one working week.
The first step in obtaining a visa is to complete and return Annex 1 of this Guide to the WHO Regional Office for Europe at [email protected] by 31 July at the latest. A scanned copy of your passport must accompany the visa application.
Your application will be forwarded to Azerbaijan. Please note that the processing time for applications for visas on arrival is 3 weeks and also that your passport must have at least 3 months validity remaining at the time of travel to Azerbaijan.
If you are applying for a visa on arrival and once your visa has been authorized by the State Migration Service of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Regional Office will send you a letter issued by the State Migration Service confirming that you will be issued with a visa for Azerbaijan on arrival (and you should have this with you when you travel to Baku, to show your airline in case of problems). In addition you will receive a personal letter of invitation from the Regional Office. At the time of travel to Baku you should have the following documentation with you:
A copy of the letter from the State Migration service; 1 completed visa application form (this should be downloaded from http://mfa.gov.az/images/stories/downloads/ applicationforvisa.pdf); 2 x colour photographs (3 x 4 cm) with a white background; Valid passport (with at least 3 months validity remaining); Letter of invitation issued by the Regional Office (in 2 copies); page 4 Guide for participants
If you are applying for a visa at your local Azerbaijan embassy or consulate you will receive a letter of invitation from the Regional Office as soon as you submit your visa registration form. You should then immediately proceed with submitting your application to your local Azerbaijan Embassy or Consulate and include the following documentaton:
1 completed visa application form (this should be downloaded from http://mfa.gov.az/images/stories/downloads /applicationforvisa.pdf); 2 x colour photographs (3 x 4 cm) with a white background; Valid passport (with at least 3 months validity remaining); Letter of invitation issued by the Regional Office (in 2 copies).
Participants and accompanying persons applying to an embassy for their visa are also exempt from the visa fee by order of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Azerbaijan (reference No. 17/2081-22/11 dated 13 May 2011).
Nationals of certain countries do not require a visa to enter Azerbaijan. Those countries are listed at – http://mfa.gov.az/images/stories/Consular%20issues/vizasiz_en g.pdf. Participants are advised to check with their local Azerbaijan embassy/consulate to make sure there has been no change in the agreement between Azerbaijan and their country.
A list of embassies and consulates is given at http://az.embassyinformation.com/.
Additional useful information may be found on the official web site of the State Migration Service – www.migration.gov.az/index.php?section=012&subsection=11 1&lang=en.
Lunches A lunch buffet will be served at the Gulustan Palace from Monday, 12 September to Thursday, 15 September, inclusive, generously offered to all participants by the Ministry of Health of Azerbaijan.
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Currency The monetary unit in Azerbaijan is the manat (AZN). As of 1 June 2011, US$ 1 = AZN 0.79; € 1 = AZN 1.13.
All the hotels being used have cash dispensers or exchange facilities.
An ATM machine will be available at the RC61 venue, the Gulustan Palace.
Climate and clothing The weather in Baku in September is usually warm and sunny, with temperatures likely to be between 20 °C and 25 °C.
Clothing is informal for all occasions.
Insurance The Secretariat cannot accept liability for personal accidents or loss of or damage to the private property of participants or accompanying persons, either during or indirectly arising from attendance at the sixty-first session of the Regional Committee for Europe. Participants should make their own arrangements with respect to health and travel insurance.
Personal security As in all large cities, delegates are advised to take precautions when moving around Baku. Particular attention should be paid to the following guidelines: stay alert – watch your luggage and briefcase/handbag; avoid advertising attractive and valuable items; beware of pick-pockets; avoid walking alone at night – keep to well-lit areas; be aware of your surroundings; avoid crowds, demonstrations and rallies; always ask for proper identification before surrendering your passport; be particularly vigilant at the airport, on public transport and when checking into your hotel.
The local police emergency number is 102.
Medical services A medical team will be on duty at the Gulustan Palace during the sessions. At other times, the local number for the emergency services in Baku is 103.
Internet café Internet access, fax and printing facilities will be available to participants during the session. Use of several stationary PCs will be offered, as well as wireless access for personal laptops in both the common areas and the individual meeting rooms.
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Hotel accommodation Rooms are available at the hotels shown below; the number of rooms available at each hotel is indicated.
Major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard/Eurocard and American Express) are accepted at the hotels listed below. Please note that Diners cards are not accepted.
The hotel reservation form is also available at www.euro.who.int/en/who-we-are/governance/regional- committee-for-europe/sixty-first-session.
The reservation form should be submitted by 31 July 2011.
Park Hyatt (5*) (120 rooms) Address: 1033 Izmir Street AZ1065 Baku Azerbaijan
Tel.: +994 12 490 1234 Fax: +994 12 490 1235 Web site: www.baku.hyatt.com
Rates: Park King: single – AZN 250; twin/double – AZN 295 Club King: single – AZN 300; twin/double – AZN 345 Park Suite: single – AZN 480; twin/double – AZN 480
Breakfast included VAT (18%) and Municipality tax (AZN 1.10 per person per night) not included
The Park Hyatt hotel is situated approximately 10 minutes drive from the Gulustan Palace and from Baku city centre and the Old City. It is approximately 25 km from the airport. The hotel has a restaurant, bar and lounge. The fitness centre includes two 25 metre swimming pools. Rooms are equipped with safe, minibar, hairdryer and work space.
Hyatt Regency (4*) (102 rooms) Address: 1 Bakikhanov AZ1065 Baku Azerbaijan
Tel.: +994 12 496 1234 Fax: +994 12 496 1235 Web site: www.baku.hyatt.com
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Rates: Regency Queen: single – AZN 180; twin/double – AZN 200
Breakfast included VAT (18%) and Municipality tax (AZN 1.10 per person per night) not included
The Hyatt Regency is situated adjacent to the Park Hyatt and approximately 10 minutes drive from the Gulustan Palace, from Baku city centre and the Old City. It is approximately 25 km from the airport. The hotel has a restaurant, coffee shop and bar. The fitness centre includes two 25 metre swimming pools. Rooms are equipped with, minibar, hairdryer and work space.
Grand Hotel Europe (4*) (90 rooms) Address: 1025/30 Tbilisi Avenue AZ1078 Baku Azerbaijan
Tel./Fax: +994 12 490 7090 Web site: www.grand-europe.com
Rates: Standard deluxe: single – AZN 140; twin/double – AZN 155 Executive: single – AZN 200; twin/double – AZN 200
Breakfast included VAT (18%) and Municipality tax (AZN 1.10 per person per night) not included
Recently renovated, the Grand Hotel Europe is centrally located and approximately 10 minutes drive from the Gulustan Palace. The hotel has a restaurant, two bars and a night club plus a fitness centre. All rooms have a safe.
Qafqaz Point Hotel (4*) (65 rooms) Address: K.Kazimzade st. 118-560 AZ1065Baku Azerbaijan
Tel./Fax: +994 12 510 7878 Web site: www.qafqazpointhotel.com
Rates: Standard: single – AZN 150; twin/double – AZN 170 Superior: single – AZN 190; twin/double– AZN 210 Junior Suite: single – AZN 295; twin/double – AZN 325
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The Qafqaz Point Hotel is situated approximately 10 km from the Gulustan Palace and approximately 28 km from the airport. The hotel has two restaurants, a bar and a spa/fitness centre including swimming pool. All rooms have a safe, free WiFi and complimentary tea, coffee and water.
Days Hotel (3*) (80 rooms) Address: Babek Prospect 21/99 AZ1001 Baku Azerbaijan
Tel.: +994 12 496 7400 Fax: +994 12 496 7500 Web site: www.dayshotelbaku.com
Rates: Standard: single – AZN 90; double – AZN 110
Buffet breakfast included VAT (18%) and Municipality tax (AZN 1.10 per person per night) not included
The Days Hotel is 23 km from the airport and approximately 15 minutes drive to the Gulustan Palace. A restaurant is located within the hotel. Rooms are equipped with free WiFi, minbar, coffee maker and hairdryer.
Azcot Hotel (3*) (20 rooms) Address: Husi Hajiyev Str. 7, Lane 1 AZ1001 Baku Azerbaijan
Tel./Fax: +994 12 492 5477 & +994 12 497 2507 Web site: http://www.azcothotel.com/
Rates: Standard: – single – AZN 95; double – AZN 100
Breakfast included VAT (18%) and Municipality tax (AZN 1.10 per person per night) not included
The Azcot Hotel is situated on Fountain Square in the centre of Baku. It is just 5–10 minutes drive to the Gulustan Palace. Rooms are equipped with safe, minibar, hairdryer, tea/coffee- making facilities and have free internet access.
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Social events Participants and accompanying persons are invited to attend the receptions listed below without prior registration.
Advance registration, however, is required for the excursion on Friday, 16 September 2011 (see Annex 3).
Transportation by bus will be provided for all events.
Sunday, 11 September 2011 Welcome reception hosted by the Ministry of Health of at 18:30 Azerbaijan at the Park Inn Hotel, Azadlig Avenue 1, Baku.
Monday, 12 September 2011 Reception hosted by the Minister of Health of Azerbaijan at at 19:30 the Buta Palace, Baku.
Tuesday, 13 September 2011 Reception hosted by the WHO Regional Director for Europe at at 19:30 the State Philharmonia, Baku.
Friday, 16 September 2011 Excursion at 09:00 Tour of Baku, visiting the medieval part of the Old City (Icheri-Shekher): the main gates of the city (Gosha Gala Gapi), the Palace of the Shīrvān-Shāhs, the Maiden’s Tower (Kyz- Kalasy), medieval baths, caravanserais, handicraft workshops, and carpet and antique shops.
The excursion, including lunch, is generously offered free of charge by the Ministry of Health of Azerbaijan.
To join this excursion, please complete the registration form in Annex 4 and return it to [email protected] by 31 July 2011.
The excursion will be provided with Russian- and English- speaking guides.
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Accompanying The following programme has been arranged for persons’ programme accompanying persons. All tours require advance booking. To take part in the tours, please complete and return Annex 3 to [email protected].
Monday, 12 September 2011 Tour of Baku at 10:00 (Duration: 3 hours) The panorama of the city and the Baku Bay from the Upland Park and a tour of the medieval part of the Icheri-Shekher (the Old City): the main gates of the city (Gosha Gala Gapi), the Palace of the Shīrvān-Shāhs, the Maiden’s Tower (Kyz- Kalasy), medieval baths, caravansaries, handicraft workshops, and carpet and antique shops.
Cost: AZN 30 per person
Tuesday, 13 September 2011 Visit to Atashgah fire-worshippers temple in Surakhani at 10:00 (Duration: 4 hours) settlement and museum in Gala settlement.
Cost: AZN 40 per person
Wednesday, 14 September 2011 Visit to Gobustan museum of rock engravings. Trip to the at 10:00 (Duration: 4 hours) open-air history and art reserve Gobustan to see rock engravings and ancient Neolithic dwelling sites.
Cost: AZN 40 per person
Thursday, 15 September 2011 at Visit to the Museum of History of Azerbaijan followed by visit 10:00 (Duration: 2 ½ hours) to the Museum of Modern Art of Azerbaijan.
Cost: AZN 30 per person
Annex 1
WHO REGIONAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPE Sixty-first session, Baku, Azerbaijan, 12–15 September 2011
Registration form for visa
(This form is also available on the internet: www.euro.who.int/en/who-we-are/governance/regional-committee-for-europe/sixty-first-session)
Please complete the following details and return together with a scanned copy of your passport to the WHO Regional Office for Europe ([email protected]) by 31 July 2011
1. Surname & title
2. First name(s)
3. Sex
4. Passport number
5. Nationality/citizenship
6. Date of issue of passport
7. Date of expiry of passport
8. Name of Member State, NGO, IGO, etc. you are representing (accompanying persons should indicate whom they are accompanying)
9. Date and time of arrival
10. Flight number
11. Date and time of departure
12. Flight number
13. Please indicate whether a visa should be issued on arrival or if you are applying to your local embassy/consulate 14. E-mail address to which the letters supporting your visa application should be sent
Annex 2
WHO REGIONAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPE Sixty-first session, Baku, Azerbaijan, 12–15 September 2011
Hotel reservation form
(This form is also available on the internet: www.euro.who.int/en/who-we-are/governance/regional-committee-for-europe/sixty-first-session)
Please complete this form (including credit card details on the next page) and return it by 31 July 2011 to SW Travel 84 Nizami str., AZ1010, Baku, Azerbaijan Fax: +994 12 437 40 87 Tel.: +994 12 437 40 86 E-mail: [email protected]
Please type or print in BLOCK LETTERS LAST NAME ______Dr Professor Mr Ms
First name ______
Representative of ______Accompanied by (non-RC participant)______
Address (to which confirmation should be sent) Street Town and Country area code Phone Fax E-mail
Arrival date Arrival time Flight no. From Dept. date Dept. time Flight no. To
Please indicate the number of rooms required and your order of priority in front of each hotel:
HOTEL Single Twin/Double Category (if applicable) Park Hyatt Baku (5*) Hyatt Regency Baku (4*) Grand Hotel Europe (4*) Qafqaz Point Hotel (4*) Days Hotel(3*) Azcot Hotel(3*)
Please inform SW Travel of any changes to your reservation – [email protected] Conditions and cancellation policy: CREDIT CARDS WILL BE DEBITED 25 DAYS IN ADVANCE OF YOUR ARRIVAL IN BAKU A full refund will be made for cancellations made more than 20 days in advance of the arrival date.
For cancellations made less than 20 days in advance or no show, no refund will be made and liability is for the full cost of accommodation booked. In cases where a member of a delegation is replaced by another person, the accommodation may be reallocated at no extra charge.
An extension to a booking may be made at the same rate, subject to room availability.
Type of credit card (e.g. Visa, Mastercard, American Express) ______
Credit card holder’s name ______
Credit card no. ______Expiry date______
Signature ______Date ______
I hereby authorize SW Travel to charge my card with the cost of accommodation for the total stay 25 days prior to my arrival in Baku.
Annex 3
WHO REGIONAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPE Sixty-first session, Baku, Azerbaijan, 12–15 September 2011
Registration form for excursion Friday 16 September 2011
Tour of Baku
(This form is also available on the internet: www.euro.who.int/en/who-we-are/governance/regional-committee-for-europe/sixty-first-session)
Please return this form by 31 July 2011 to
SW Travel 84 Nizami str., AZ1010, Baku, Azerbaijan Fax: +994 12 437 40 87 Tel.: +994 12 437 40 86 E-mail: [email protected]
Please type or print in BLOCK LETTERS
LAST NAME ______Dr Professor Mr Ms (name of RC participant)
First name ______
Date Event Number of persons
Friday, 16 September 2011 Tour of Baku (lunch included)
Annex 4
WHO REGIONAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPE Sixty-first session, Baku, Azerbaijan, 12–15 September 2011
Registration form for accompanying persons’ programme
(This form is also available on the internet: www.euro.who.int/en/who-we-are/governance/regional-committee-for-europe/sixty-first-session)
Please return this form by 31 July 2011 to SW Travel 84 Nizami str., AZ1010, Baku, Azerbaijan Fax: +994 12 437 40 87 Tel.: +994 12 437 40 86 E-mail: [email protected]
Please type or print in BLOCK LETTERS
LAST NAME ______Dr Professor Mr Ms
First name ______
Mobile phone (in case of last-minute changes) ______
Accompanying (name of RC participant) ______
Please indicate the tour(s) you would like to join:
Date Tour Number of persons Tour 1: Tour of Baku Monday, 12 September 2011 Cost: AZN 30 per person
Tour 2: Visit to Atashgah and Gala Tuesday, 13 September 2011 Cost: AZN 40 per person
Tour 3: Visit to Gobustan Museum Wednesday, 14 September 2011 Cost: AZN 40 per person
Tour 4: Museum of History and Thursday, 15 September 2011 Museum of Modern Art of Azerbaijan Cost: AZN 30 per person