On 23.11.2021, a book exhibition was organized in the Mahsati Ganjavi Center in the city of Ganja. The teaching and student staff of Ganja Medical College participated in that exhibition. More than 1,000 books of 50 titles published by the Foundation for Propagation of Moral Values were presented to the exhibition participants.

Mehsati Ganjavi, a great Azerbaijani poetess who lived in the late 11th - early 12th century, was a bright representative of Azerbaijan and the Muslim renaissance era, and was a representative of the new urban poetry, glorifying the images of artists, poets, singers and poets in her poems. Mahsati won first place in everything. She is the first famous Azerbaijani poetess, the first female chess player, the first outstanding female musician and most likely the first female composer. Wine and the feeling of love are glorified in his poems. Among the works of the poetess, the series of poems dedicated to young artists, tailors, spinners, gold diggers and others living in Kharabat quarter of Ganja is more famous.

According to the Resolution No. 211 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Azerbaijan dated May 7, 2019, Mahsati Ganjavi was included in the list of authors whose works were declared state goods in the Republic of Azerbaijan.