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As a result of the investigation, there was the "Azerbaijan National Grand Mosque" of the Masonic Movement in Baku. There are very limited information on the activities of this fully functional closed-door operation. According to the Masonic Congregation magazine, when the Turkish-language Nur-2000 was established in Washington in 2000, it was decided to set up and develop Free Masonry in Azerbaijan.

"Azerbaijan was part of the former Soviet Union and gained independence through the collapse of the Soviet Union. Azerbaijan is a Turkic-speaking European country located on the Caucasus Mountains. The project on the establishment of Free Freemasonry in Azerbaijan began with the establishment of the "Azerbaijan Lodge No. 2001", adopted in Washington. A year later, Washington D.C. The Big Lodge invited the Moscow Greater Lodgers to join the project. In 2002, they created a Moscow druzhba no.24. As a result of close friendships in 2003, Washington D.C. The Big Lodge has created the "Caspian Lodge No.1000" project, which was leased by Turkish Iron Lodge, in partnership with the Turkish "Nur Lodge 2000" Large Lodge, the official statement of the Azerbaijan National Grand Mosque said.