Two teams from the "BSU Volunteers" organization of Baku State University won the intellectual game held on February 2 – Azerbaijan Youth Day, organized jointly by the "Zafar" Martyrs' Families Support Public Union and the "Regional Development" Public Union, with the support of "Azərlotereya" JSC, at the Heydar Aliyev Center. The event was held under the theme "Young Patriots: Constitution and Sovereignty – What? Where? When?".

In their speeches, Sevinc Orucova, the chairwoman of the "Zafar" Martyrs' Families Support Public Union, İlkin Muradov, a representative of the "Regional Development" Public Union, and Seymur Teymurov, the head of the Public Relations and Corporate Social Responsibility Department of "Azərlotereya" JSC, emphasized that the comprehensive development of youth is the primary goal of the state's youth policy. They also noted that the intellectual game held in connection with the "Constitution and Sovereignty" year would play a significant role in increasing young people's knowledge about the country’s centuries-old history, culture, historical events, the protection of national independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the legal, secular state-building process.

After the official part of the event, the intellectual game "What? Where? When?" was launched by the professional team of the "Khazar" Intellectual Youth Club. A total of 25 teams, each with six participants, competed in the three-round contest. According to the jury's decision, the "Zəngəzur" team of the "BDU Volunteers" won 1st place, while the "Parabrain" team took 2nd place.

At the end of the event, the winning teams were awarded various prizes and certificates.