به اطلاع مراجعین محترم رسانیده می شود که سفارت جمهوري اسلامي افغانستان در اوتاوا به روز سه شنبه مورخ 15 فبروری2022 مطابق با 26 دلو ۱۴۰۰، به مناسبت سالروز خروج عساکر شوروی سابق از افغانستان تعطیل می باشد. ټولو محترمو مراجعینو ته خبر ورکول کیږي چې، په اوتاوا کې د ا.ا.ج سفارت به د سه شنبې په ورځ چې د ۲۰۲2 کال د فبروري میاشتې له 15 او د ۱۴۰۰ کال د سلواغې مياشتې له 26 نېټې سره سمون لري، له افغانستان څخه د شوروي ځواګونو د وتلو د کلیزې په مناسبت رخصت وي. The Embassy of Afghanistan in Ottawa will be closed on Tuesday, February 15, 2022 on the 33rd Anniversary of the Withdrawal of Soviet Troops from Afghanistan.

UNITED NATIONS OCHA

OTTAWA: JANUARY 14, 2022 The fundamental rights of Afghan women and girls are under attack. They need our support and solidarity now more than ever. Humanitarians aim to scale up assistance to women and girls by providing food, healthcare, education, livelihood opportunities and protection services. http://bit.ly/AfghanistanPlans #InvestInHumanity #Afghanistan
OTTAWA: JANUARY 19, 2022 The latest update by UNOCHA provides an overview of tragic situation following the recent earthquake in Badghis, Afghanistan as well as the preliminary humanitarian needs and response.

OTTAWA, December 28, 2021

Earlier on Twitter, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh extended his gratitude to the Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada for highlighting the importance and urgency of supporting the people of Afghanistan and for reaffirming Canada’s continued commitment to humanitarian assistance & the resettlement program for Afghanistan during his year-end interview with the Global News.

HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT

اطلاعیه

به اطلاع عموم مراجعین محترم سفارت جمهوری اسلامی افغانستان در کانادا رسانیده می شود که سفارت و بخش قونسلی آن به روز دوشنبه، مؤرخ 27 دسامبر و سه شنبه مؤرخ 28 دسامبر 2021 به مناسبت رخصتی های اخر سال در کانادا مسدود می باشد.

خبرتیا

په اوتاوا-کاناډا کې د افغانستان د اسلامي جمهوریت سفارت ټولو محترم مراجعینو ته خبر ورکول کیږي چې، سفارت او د قونسلي چارو څانګه به د راتلونکو دوشنبې او سه شنبې په ورځو چې د ۲۰۲۱ کال د ډسمبر میاشتې له ۲۷ او ۲۸ سره برابرې دي، په کاناډا کې د کال د وروستیو ورځو د عمومي رخصتیو په مناسبت تړلي وی.

ANNOUNCEMENT

The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Consular Section in Ottawa will be closed on Monday, December 27, and Tuesday, December 28, 2021, on the occasion of holiday season.

Ottawa, December 21, 2021

Earlier on Twitter, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh extended his gratefulness to the government of Canada "for announcing new funding in support of the people of Afghanistan during a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation in the country." https://www.canada.ca/en/global-affairs/news/2021/12/canada-announces-56-million-in-urgent-humanitarian-assistance-for-people-of-afghanistan.html

Ottawa: December 2021

Our heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the courageous and dedicated women from Afghanistan who make up half of the BBC's 100 women of 2021 as well as to Sotoda Frotan, a courageous and talented Afghan student on being listed among 25 influential women of 2021 in the Financial Times.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-59514598

https://tolonews.com/afghanistan-175731

Ottawa: December 10, 2021;

On the International Human Rights Day 2021, we greatly admire and honor the courageousness and resilience of women, girls and human rights defenders in Afghanistan who continue to speak up for their rights and for our shared values including equality, justice and inclusion.
We remain grateful to Canada as a global champion of human rights for its previous assistance to important areas such human rights, education and women’s empowerment in Afghanistan for two decades and for standing alongside the people of Afghanistan in providing humanitarian assistance as well as in helping protect human rights in Afghanistan during this tragic time in the country.

Ottawa: November 28, 2021

In an interview with the Globe and Mail, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh discussed the humanitarian and human rights situation in Afghanistan; the need for effective and accelerated international response as well as the embassy’s priorities and areas of focus.

Afghanistan’s ambassador remains in Ottawa with no government to report to - The Globe and Mail

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