The responsibilities of the state in the field of culture also encompass architecture, design, advertising, and other areas of activity, as outlined in the Law on Culture (No.506-IVQ of 21 December 2012). Design works, architectural projects, parks, natural landscape objects, and architectural monuments are classified as cultural property. Architectural, archaeological, cultural, historical, religious, and secular monuments are classified as national cultural heritage. Archaeological sites, natural areas, architectural complexes of historical and artistic interest, and works of art are considered immovable cultural heritage.
The copying of cultural values and their use for advertising purposes must comply with the requirements of the Law on Copyright and Related Rights (No.115-IQ of June 5, 1996).
The Law on Architectural Activity (No.497-IQ of May 15, 1998) aims to regulate and maintain architectural harmony, preserving the architectural heritage that has given Azerbaijani cities their unique character over the centuries.
The Urban Planning and Construction Code (No.392-IVQ of June 29, 2012) devotes significant attention to landscape issues. It requires the protection of historical landscapes, cultural heritage sites, and specially protected natural areas or facilities as part of urban planning and construction activities.
The Law on Advertising (No.1281-IVQ of May 15, 2015) establishes the legal basis for relations in the field of ordering, production (preparation) and broadcasting of advertising, their control and regulation, and self-regulation in advertising.
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