On October 27, 2026, readers met People's Writer Chingiz Abdullayev, a prominent figure in modern Azerbaijani literature, in the Presidential Library's Reading Room.

During the meeting, the Presidential Library first displayed a photo presentation dedicated to the life and work of People's Writer Chingiz Abdullayev. Subsequently, Professor Afet Abbasova, Director of the Presidential Library, opened the event with introductory remarks, discussing the writer’s role in the development of Azerbaijani literature and the successes achieved on a global scale.

During his speech, People's Writer Chingiz Abdullayev shared his impressions of his creative journey, the history behind his works, the characteristics of the detective genre, and his rich life experience. During the interactive meeting, participants asked the author about the nuances of the detective genre, the reasons behind the international success of his works, the impact of artificial intelligence on literature, and the secrets of literary creativity. They also exchanged views on fostering reading habits among youth, the role of modern Azerbaijani women in society, promoting national literature internationally, and recommendations for young authors. Chingiz Abdullayev answered the questions in detail, shared his life experience, and offered insights into the development and global promotion of modern Azerbaijani literature. 

Students from ADA University, Baku State University (BSU), and the Academy of the State Customs Committee, along with prominent scientific, public, and state figures, attended the event.

At the end of the event, the Director of the Presidential Library, Professor Afet Abbasova, delivered closing remarks and emphasized the meeting's significance. A book signing ceremony followed. Participants took commemorative photos with the People's Writer, Chingiz Abdullayev, and had the opportunity to converse with him in a warm atmosphere.

The meeting between the People's Writer Chingiz Abdullayev and his readers was a significant cultural event that promoted Azerbaijani literature, fostered youth interest in reading, and strengthened literary engagement between the author and his readers.