The Center for International Relations Analysis
The Center for International Relations Analysis () is an entity analyzing processes taking place in the region and the world, security issues including aspects of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. The Center for International Relations Analysis is participating in the representation of Azerbaijan's position on international issues and diplomacy. It is located in Baku. History The Center for International Relations Analysis was established by the decree #515 of President Ilham Aliyev in February 2019. On April 19, 2019, the center was approved by presidential decree and started its function. Funding The initial registered capital of center is 100.000 manat. Center is mainly funded by the charter fund and government (state budget). Other sources of finances are donations, grants, investments attracted to an entity and other funds if they are obtained in accordance with the law. Management of center By the decree of President, Farid Shafiev was appointed as the first chairman of the center. Management of center is appointed and dismissed directly by the President of Azerbaijan. The center uses a corporate management model in organization and operations. Board of directors consists of 3 people. Duties Duties and rights of center are determined from President's decree: participate in the development and implementation