Ottawa: November 10, 2021;
In an interview with the Hill Times, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh discussed the dire humanitarian situation in Afghanistan and the need for scaling up and accelerating the international response. The Ambassador further highlighted the importance of an inclusive future for all Afghans based on the will of the people.
He also discussed the resettlement program and extended his gratitude to Canada for playing a leadership role in both humanitarian assistance and resettlement program for Afghanistan.
Ottawa: November 11, 2021
"On this Remembrance Day 2021, we remember and honor the fallen heroes from Afghanistan and Canada who fought shoulder to shoulder for our shared values and a shared future free of violence and fear.
We remain grateful to Canada as a consistent partner and to all veterans and their families across Canada for continuing to stand alongside the people of Afghanistan during this very difficult time."
September 28, 2021;
In a short message on Twitter, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh extended his gratitude to the government of Canada for “conveying strong messages in support of the people of Afghanistan and our shared values during the 75th session of the United Nations General Assembly and the side events on Afghanistan throughout last week.”
Ottawa, October 5, 2021
We express our profound gratitude to the University Women Helping Afghan Women (UWHAW)-Canadian Federation of University Women-Ottawa for organizing and taking part in the Stand with Afghan Women walk in Ottawa this past Saturday.
Thank you for your consistent efforts voicing support for Afghan women and girls.
Photos by UWHAW
Ottawa, October 9, 2021;
In a brief message on Twitter, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh extended his heartfelt gratitude to the Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada and "thousands of kind-hearted volunteers, friends of Afghanistan and members of our diaspora community for helping our fellow Afghans settle & feel at home here in Canada.
In an earlier message, Ambassador Soroosh expressed his gratefulness to the government of Canada for "showing leadership in expanding the humanitarian resettlement program for Afghanistan and for standing alongside the people of Afghanistan in defence of our shared values."
Ottawa October 11, 2021;
Ottawa, October 12, 2021;
n a short message on Twitter, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh extended his gratitude to the government of Canada "for joining the rest of our international partners in the G20 Extraordinary Leaders' Meeting on Afghanistan today to help prevent a humanitarian catastrophe and preserve the human rights of all citizens including of women & girls in Afghanistan."
میلاد با سعادت پیامبر اکرم (ص) مبارک باد!ـ
د نبی کریم (ص) نیکمرغه میلاد دی مبارک وی!ـ
Ottawa: October 15, 2021;
We express our deepest condolences to the families of the victims of the cowardly terrorist attack that took place today in Kandahar and wish those injured a speedy recovery.
Ambassador Hassan Soroosh tweeted earlier on this tragedy: “Last week in Kunduz & today in Kandahar! Terrorists continue to target innocent worshippers in Afghanistan. These brutal and cowardly terrorist attacks are clear manifestations of crimes against humanity. Terrorism remains a global threat & requires an effective global response.”
Ottawa: October 22, 2021
Afghan women continue to courageously stand up and protest across the country demanding their basic rights including access to education and the right to work.
راهپیمایی فعالین مدنی امروز در کابل اینها خواستههای واضح دارند؛ بازگشایی مکتبهای دخترانه، بازگشت زنان به کار، و پایان دادن به فقر.
