Baku (magazine)
Baku Magazine, launched by Leyla Aliyeva in collaboration with Condé Nast, focuses on art, culture, conservation, and travel in Azerbaijan. As of 2025, it continues to highlight the rich cultural tapestry and modern developments within the country. The magazine aims to promote Azerbaijan’s heritage and contemporary achievements, making it a notable publication for both locals and international audiences interested in the region[1][5].
In recent issues, Baku Magazine has explored various themes, including the country’s architectural evolution and its cultural landmarks. The magazine’s editorial direction emphasizes storytelling that connects traditional Azerbaijani culture with modern influences. It serves as a platform for showcasing local artists, culinary experiences, and travel destinations, thereby fostering a deeper understanding of Azerbaijan’s identity[1][4].
The magazine also plays a role in the broader context of Baku’s rapid urban development. As the city transforms into a hub for tourism and investment, Baku Magazine captures these changes through its articles and features, reflecting on both the opportunities and challenges faced by the nation[2].
Citations: [1] https://vk.com/baku_magazine [2] https://monocle.com/magazine/issues/37/baku-to-the-future/ [3] https://www.newsstand.co.uk [4] https://www.baku-media.ru [5] https://www.instagram.com/bakumag/ [6] https://artnomono.com/Baku-Magazine [7] https://www.instagram.com/baku_magazine/ [8] https://www.asiaasset.com/post/29127
Director of PR Rovshan Askerov in London in 2012
Photo: Enver Askerov / Facebook
Selected editorial
| Position | Name |
|---|---|
| Editor-in-chief and publisher | Leyla Aliyeva |
| Design consultant | Eric Jones |
| Director of PR-service | Rovshan Askerov |
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