AUKAA - Azerbaijan United Kingdom Alumni Association

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Many people who studied abroad say that their time in graduate school was the best experience of their lives;
others say that it was the worst

Within the SPF Chevening Fund the FCO has funded a European Youth Fund project implemented by AUKAA members in the regions of Azerbaijan. The European Youth Bus gave AUKAA membersWithin the SPF Chevening Fund the FCO has funded a European Youth Fund project implemented by AUKAA members in the regions of Azerbaijan. The European Youth Bus gave AUKAA membersWithin the SPF Chevening Fund the FCO has funded a European Youth Fund project implemented by AUKAA members in the regions of Azerbaijan. The European Youth Bus gave AUKAA membersWithin the SPF Chevening Fund the FCO has funded a European Youth Fund project implemented by AUKAA members in the regions of Azerbaijan. The European Youth Bus gave AUKAA members

Many people who studied abroad say that their time in graduate school was the best experience of their lives; others say that it was the worst. The difference often has...

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Mission

Founded in 2005, the Azerbaijan-UK Alumni Association brings together Azerbaijani professionals who have been to the UK under a range of study programmes and schemes.

The aims that bind members together are to:

maintain and advance UK-Azerbaijan relations,
continue their professional development,
have professional and social networking, information exchange, business cooperation and mutual support;
create opportunities for wider social influence;
establish contacts and networking with similar British alumni associations as well as other professional and social networks operating in Azerbaijan, in the region and globally.

Supported by the British Council, British Embassy in Azerbaijan and BP, the alumni association is led by an executive board of five alumni volunteers elected for a one-year term by fellow alumni. The association boasts over 120 members; it grew by 50 percent by the second year of its establishment. The AUKAA serves as a platform for its members to put forward and realize their ideas, and encourages member-driven initiatives. With members educated in wide range of academic disciplines, the alumni association holds the tremendous potential to catalyze the development of Azerbaijan.

Key documents:

AUKAA Charter

Plan of Action