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Art Scholar Dr. Iftikhar Bey Piriev Honored With The Chingiz Aitmatov Medal

The distinguished Azerbaijani researcher is recognized for his lifelong contribution to art, culture, and the human spirit, echoing Aitmatov’s vision of unity and compassion.

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TEL AVIV – “When the word becomes the voice of the human soul, it turns into a bridge between nations.”
— Chingiz Aitmatov

Serving Azerbaijani culture, science, and spiritual values with devotion for many years, Dr. Iftikhar Bey Piriev, a distinguished art scholar and theatre researcher, has been honored with the prestigious Chingiz Aitmatov Medal.

This high recognition reflects not only his scholarly and creative achievements but also the international esteem that Azerbaijani intellectuals enjoy around the world. His multifaceted work—exploring the intersections of art, literature, and the human spirit—deeply resonates with Aitmatov’s philosophy of humanity and compassion.

As both a scientist and a thinker, Dr. Piriev is among those rare individuals who have brought the delicate essence of Azerbaijani culture to the global stage. The Chingiz Aitmatov Medal stands as a natural and well-deserved acknowledgment of his intellectual and moral journey.

On behalf of a group of Jewish-origin Azerbaijanis living in Israel, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Iftikhar Bey Piriev. This award also symbolizes friendship, mutual respect, and the strengthening of cultural bridges between nations.

We wish him continued inspiration, robust health, and even greater international accomplishments.

This congratulatory message is extended by
Saadat Shukurova,
Vice-President of the AzIz International Association and
Director of the Dona Gracia Center for Diplomacy.

Saadat Sukurova
Saadat Sukurova
Saadat Sukurova is an Azerbaijani-Israeli journalist and media executive who is the head of the online news channel Kanal 24 and the Dona Gracia Center for Diplomacy. She is known for her work promoting diplomatic and cultural relations between Israel and Azerbaijan, often highlighting Azerbaijan's historical tolerance for its Jewish population.

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