On October 19, the director of Ganja Medical College, Mehman Rzayev, met with students. The event was attended by Hamid Nasirov, head of the Ganja City Youth and Sports Head Office, Amil Gurbanov, head of the Ganja Youth House, Rashad Alizade, head of the Youth Sector of the Ganja City Youth and Sports Head Office, Yadigar Badalov, representative of the Ganja City Executive Power.

At the meeting, first of all, the dear memory of the Martyrs of the Patriotic War was commemorated with a minute's silence. Then the director of the college, Mehman Rzayev, congratulated all the students on the start of the new school year and the restoration of traditional teaching:

"I hope that our students will make full use of all the opportunities created for them and grow up as knowledgeable, skilled, educated medical staff and in the future they will be able to serve citizens as real professionals not only in Azerbaijan, but also outside the borders of our country."

Mehman Rzayev also added that in the institution where 901 students are currently studying in 6 specialties, the buildings have been overhauled and the roof has been renewed. The central heating system has been restored in the college, and a sports ground has been created. In order to increase the quality of teaching, the material and technical base has also been improved. New smart boards have been installed, the classrooms have been equipped with the Internet, which enables students to better understand the lessons and, if necessary, benefit from international experiences. Opportunities for students to undergo practical exercises and acquire knowledge visually have also been greatly improved.

"Now we have very modern laboratories. Our students studying orthopedic stomatology, laboratory diagnostics, medical prevention specialties will be able to benefit from the laboratories equipped with modern, new equipment. In the near future, another laboratory will be added to this list, where they will be able to practice many of the medical skills important to health workers on a robotic mannequin. I hope that in the next 2-3 years, our college will train more educated personnel with very high skills," he added.

A new chairman of the Student Youth organization was also appointed at the meeting.