On October 16th, 2015 at 14:00 at the “Kaspi” Lyceum-Bakikhanov an event under the title "National Memory" was held. The event was attended by, The founder and chairman of the “Kaspi” Education Company Sona Valiyeva, Director of “Kaspi” Lyceum Tural Aliyev, and Nariman Hasanzadeh, an academician and member of the Writers' Union, poet Dayandur Sevgin. Sona Valiyeva, the founder of the “Kaspi” Education Company, welcomed the participants and thanked the academician Nariman Hasanzade for attending the event. She also mentioned that, Nariman Hasanzade's work is a historical memory of Azerbaijan. His attitude towards the motherland, humanity, our mother tongue and national values is reflected in his works. Nariman Hasanzade’s works is a product of sincere emotions. Perhaps this is a typical meeting for Nariman Hasanzade, but it is ‘national memory’ lesson for all of us. 
Later, a member of the Writers' Union, poet Dayandur Sevgin was invited to the chair to give a speech. Sharing his memories about the national poet, he called Nariman Hasanzadeh a man who faced a lot of hardships his entire life. However, his poetry was embodied in humanity and sincerity. One can only see the love of friendship, motherland, nature, and in short, everything. He is a devoted friend and that is the main reason for loving his poetry and making it readable. 
On his turn, Nariman Hasanzade expressed his gratitude to everyone who organized the meeting. He continued his speech with describing his difficult life. Mr. Hasanzade mentioned that, he lost his father when he was a year old and his mother at 23. He saw paternity from the good people that he met later on in his life. He especially noted his strong bond and sincere relationship with Khalil Rza Uluturk, Nazim Hikmet, MirJalal Pashayev and Haydar Aliyev. 
Pupils of the high school sang the song written by Nariman Hasanzade’s poems. The poet also answered questions given by students. 
At the end of the event the director of the “Kaspi” Lyceum-Bakikhanov, Tural Aliyev, thanked Nariman Hasanzade for his attendance and contribution to the national poetry.