Yay, I'm glad to hear about the baby steps, because those baby steps really add up over time into milestones! I agree with Deborah (Witchy Woman), you need to use the kitty crack, er freeze dried chicken treats to your advantage. If Azidi gets accustomed to you bringing them in and leaving them, it will simply turn into a waiting game for her until you leave each time.
Also, I thought we had talked about this before but in case we didn't, you should not be leaving food in the room all the time. Bring the food into the room when you go in, take it out when you're leaving, or leave just enough for a single meal. This way she will learn to associate you with her food and realize that good things happen when you come into the room.
Same thing with a wand toy. Each time you go in, spend a few minutes trying to engage her in play. Eventually she will not be able to resist. In spite of their seemingly bohemian nature, cats really do like, and respond to routine, so you should try to go into the room the same times each day, offer the chicken treats, play with the wand toy, and engage in whatever other routines you have established each time you go in, and in the same order. Once she recognizes and understands the routine she will gain more confidence in her environment, and in you.