of these clinics, City Clinic No. 1 for the poor (now City Polyclinic No. 2), is personally headed by Vakilov himself. He headed this clinic for 20 years. Later, he worked here as a field doctor until 1944. The residents of the city named the clinic "Vakilov Polyclinic" precisely because of this. Already in 1913, there were 10 free clinics in the city. After the massacres of 1905, he was part of the delegation sent to the peace conference held in Tiflis in 1906 to end the Armenian-Muslim massacres at the initiative of Vorontsov-Dashkov, the Viceroy of the Caucasus. From 1905 to 1915, he was elected to the Baku City Duma, where he was a member of the school commission and medical-sanitary commission under the city council, and the society of Baku city doctors. On January 20, 1907, Mammadrza Vakilov together with his brother Mehdi agha Vakilov opened the first Russian-Muslim village school for women in the South Caucasus in Salahli, their native village. The Vakilov brothers assumed the maintenance and expenses of the school. In 1914–17, he was a member of the permanent commission for oil works under the city chief. On February 10, 1918, he was elected to the Transcaucasian Seim. During the Azerbaijani Democratic Republic In 1918, he was elected a deputy from the Musavat and non-party factions in the Parliament of the Azerbaijan Democratic Republic. In order to settle the issues with the neighboring Republic of Armenia, on December 9, 1919, by the decision of the State Defence Committee, Mammadrza agha Vakilov was chosen by the Azerbaijani government to represent the country along with Fatali Khan Khoyski and Mammadhasan Hajinski. The Azerbaijan-Armenia conference began work in Baku on December 14, 1919. After the Soviet occupation After the Ganja Uprising, he was arrested on June 15–16, 1920. But they released him because they did not find enough evidence for his arrest. In 1924, he was released from his position and worked as a field doctor in the same clinic until the end of his life. In 1922, he was involved in the commission that determined the Azerbaijan-Georgia border. After his and Mamay bey Shikhlinski's insistence, the border was removed from the Poylu station and placed beyond the Beyuk Kasik Railway station, and the wintering areas in Garayazi and Jeyranchol were kept within the borders of Azerbaijan. On October 23–24, 1937, Mammadrza Agha Vakilov was arrested. The indictment