Leyla Aliyeva was born on December 30, 1989, in Almaty, Kazakhstan. She spent her early childhood in Baku, where she also received her primary education. After completing the third grade, she moved with her family to Georgia and continued her education at Secondary School No. 73 in Tbilisi, successfully graduating from there.

She received her higher education in English Philology at the University named after Philip Gotsiridze. Her philological background and language skills have provided her with broad opportunities in both the field of culture and international communication.

Since 2013, Leyla Aliyeva has been working at the Azerbaijan Cultural Museum named after Mirza Fatali Akhundov. She plays a significant role in the museum’s socio-cultural life—taking initiative and leadership in the organization, planning, and implementation of various cultural events, exhibitions, presentations, and themed evenings. As Deputy Director, she actively participates in administrative tasks, welcoming guests, and establishing international relations.

In addition, Leyla Aliyeva is the head of “Akhundov Café” and “Akhundov Gallery,” which operate under the museum. Events held in these spaces play an important role in introducing Azerbaijani cuisine and music to the Georgian public.

Her activities are not limited to the museum. She has also appeared on various programs broadcast on Georgian television, representing Azerbaijani music and art at a high level, earning the appreciation of both Azerbaijani and Georgian audiences through her artistry and poise.

Her professional dedication, organizational skills, deep love for culture, and strong connection to her national identity have made Leyla Aliyeva one of the key figures in promoting Azerbaijani culture in Georgia.