Agdam is a ghost town in the Azerbaijan and captured by the Armenian forces in 1993. The historical, cultural, social and economic value of city's monuments are valuable and worth restoration. In the immediate aftermath of the fighting, the Armenian forces decided to destroy much of Agdam to prevent its recapture by Azerbaijan. More damage occurred in the following decades when the deserted town was looted for building materials.
Restoration is essential to the integrity of the Azerbaijani people, the City and its Citizens.