Half of Azerbaijani students denied entry to Moldova are returning on AZAL flight

Half of the Azerbaijani students who were denied entry to Moldova are already returning to Azerbaijan on an AZAL airline flight.

As reported by BAKU.WS with reference to Oxu.Az, the time of return for the remaining students to their homeland remains uncertain.

The head of the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Aykhan Hajizade, in his comment to the website's editorial office, stated that the Embassy of Azerbaijan in Moldova is providing all necessary support to the young citizens.

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About 40 Azerbaijani students who were denied entry to Moldova will be returned to their homeland.

As reported by BAKU.WS, this was stated to Report by the head of the press service department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Aykhan Hajizade.

He noted that the Embassy of Azerbaijan in Moldova is aware of the situation, and these young people have been provided with all kinds of support:

"The Moldovan side did not allow entry into the country for Azerbaijani students heading to study in Ukraine due to incorrect documentation of university enrollment. The students will be returned back to Azerbaijan."

Recall that according to information spread on social networks, about 40 Azerbaijani students faced an unexpected problem at Chisinau International Airport. They were not allowed to enter Moldova.