OTTAWA: NOVEMBER 20, 2024
Earlier on X, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh expressed his profound congratulations to Ms. Nila Ibrahimi and Ms. Zholia Parsi on winning the International Children’s Peace Prize 2024 and the Martin Ennals Award respectively. Ambassador Soroosh stated that "they represent the true voices of Afghanistan’s courageous women and girls, who, in the face of unparalleled repression, stand at the forefront of the struggle—not only for their own rights but also for the rights of all Afghan citizens and our shared values."
OTTAWA: NOVEMBER 11, 2024
This morning, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh joined fellow Heads of Mission at the Remembrance Day ceremony, where he laid a wreath on behalf of the people of Afghanistan to honor the fallen heroes from Canada, Afghanistan, and other nations who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our shared values.
Their courage, dedication, and sacrifices will forever be remembered.
We remain grateful to Canada for being a steadfast friend and partner to our people, for upholding a principled stance in response to the current multifaceted crisis in Afghanistan and for the ongoing humanitarian, resettlement, and advocacy support for the people of Afghanistan particularly women and girls.
OTTAWA: On November 04, 2024, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh participated and spoke in the Afghanistan-Canada Dialogue on Media Censorship under the Taliban which was co-organized by the Dashty Foundation and a number of Afghan and Canadian platforms in the parliament
Ambassador Soroosh spoke about the current tragic situation under the Taliban including the worsening media landscape which was once a vibrant and flourishing sector and a hallmark of a progressive society during the Republic.
Ambassador Soroosh and other speakers discussed ways to support the Afghan media outlets and journalists both within Afghanistan and beyond. They also discussed the importance of greater collective accountability measures with a view to make the Taliban accountable for their repressive actions.
Ambassador Soroosh expressed his gratitude to the government of Canada and friends of Afghanistan in the house and senate for their sustained commitment and engagement in support of the people of Afghanistan particularly women and girls.
The Embassy also hosted a dinner in honor of the organizers and participants of the event.
OTTAWA: NOVEMBER 11, 2024
به اطلاع مراجعین محترم سفارت جمهوری اسلامی افغانستان در کانادا رسانیده می شود که سفارت و بخش قونسلی آن به روز دوشنبه مورخ 11 نوامبر 2024 مطابق با 21 عقرب 1403، به مناسبت روز یاد بود در کانادا مسدود می باشد.ـ
ټولو محترمو مراجعینو ته خبر ورکول کیږي چې، په اوتاوا کې د ا.ا.ج سفارت او قونسلي څانګه به د دوشنبې په ورځ چې د 2024 د نوامبر له 11 او د 1403 د لړم/عقرب له 21 نېټې سره برابره ده، په کاناډا کې د عمومي رخصتۍ له کبله تړلي وي. ـ
The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Consular Section in Ottawa will be closed on Monday, November 11, 2024 on the occasion of Remembrance Day in Canada.
OTTAWA: On October 24, 2024, the Afghan Women Parliamentarians and Leaders Network (AWPLN) hosted a conversation on Afghanistan in the parliament with Ambassador David Sproule, the Doha-based Special Representative of Canada for Afghanistan, Mr. Richard Bennett, UN Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in Afghanistan, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh, Ms. Nazifa Yousufi Bek, President of AWPLN, MPs and Senators, friends of Afghanistan, and human rights activists from the Afghan diaspora community.
Ambassador Soroosh and other speakers spoke about the current multifaceted crisis in Afghanistan and highlighted the importance of accountability measures under an all-tools approach to address the human rights catastrophe in Afghanistan.
Ambassador Soroosh expressed his gratefulness to Ambassador Sproule, Mr. Bennett, friends of Afghanistan in the parliament, and the government of Canada for their sustained commitment and continued collective efforts in support of the people of Afghanistan particularly women and girls.
On October 25, 2024, the Embassy hosted a lunch in honor of the visit by Ambassador Sproule and Mr. Bennett to Canada.
OTTAWA: OCTOBER 20, 2024
د ۲۰۲۴ د اکټوبر په ۲۰ نېټه د یو شمېر ګرانو وطنوالو په ګډون په تورنتو کې د هغه کتاب چې د ښاغلي عبدالجبار نعیمي، د وردګو، خوست، لغمان او کندز ولایتونو د پخواني والي د هڅو او کاري تجربو په هکله چاپ شوی ؤ مخکتنه وشوه.
په دې محفل کې په کاناډا کې د افغانستان سفیر، ښاغلي حسن سروش او نورو ویناوالو د ښاغلي نعیمي د هڅو څخه د مننې تر څنګ د جمهوریت په دوره کې د فرصتونو، ننګونو او هڅو د انعکاس او لیکلو په اهمیت ټینګار وکړ او ویې ویل چې د لاسته راوړنو او ننګونو لیکل او همدارنګه په ځینو برخو کې د ناکامیو د ریښو او عواملو څېړل کولای شي مونږ سره په راتلونکي کې د افغانستان په روښانه او درست مسیر کې مرسته وکړي.
د افغانستان سفیر په کاناډا کې د ګرانو وطنوالو د لوی سیاسي او مسلکي ظرفیت او د دوی اغېز د افغانستان اړوند بحثونو کې، د خلکو او په ځانګړې توګه په اوسنیو غمجنو شرایطو کې د افغان ښځو او زړورو نجونو لپاره د غږ پورته کولو هڅو کې په ډېره همغږۍ تاکید وکړ.
به تاریخ 20 اکتوبر 2024، در محفلی با حضور تعدادی از هموطنان گرامی مقیم تورنتو از کتابی که اخیرا در رابطه با تجارب کاری و تلاش های محترم عبدالجبار نعیمی، والی سابق میدان وردک، خوست، لغمان و کندز چاپ شده است رونمایی گردید.
آقای حسن سروش، سفیر افغانستان در کانادا و سایر سخنرانان در این محفل ضمن ابراز امتنان از تلاش های جناب محترم نعیمی، بر اهمیت نوشتن و انعکاس تلاشها، فرصت ها و چالش ها در عرصه های مختلف کاری در دوره جمهوریت تأکید نموده و اظهار داشتند که انعکاس دستاوردها و چالشها و همچنین بررسی ریشه ها و عوامل ناکامی در برخی از عرصه ها می تواند ما را در قراردادن افغانستان در مسیر درست در آینده کمک نماید.
سفیر افغانستان همچنین بر اهمیت استفاده از ظرفیت عظیم سیاسی و تخصصی هموطنان مقیم کانادا در تأثیرگذاری بر مباحث مرتبط با افغانستان و ضرورت انسجام هرچه بیشتر تلاش های دادخواهی برای مردم افغانستان و مخصوصا زنان و دختران شجاع افغانستان در شرایط غم انگیز فعلی تأکید نمود.
OTTAWA: OCTOBER 18, 2024
اعلامیهٔ شورای همآهنگی نمایندگیهای سیاسی و قونسلی جمهوری اسلامی افغانستان در مورد کشته و زخمیشدن تعداد زیادی از هموطنان ما در مرز ایران
OTTAWA: OCTOBER 12, 2022
Ambassador Hassan Soroosh participated and spoke in an event which was organized by the Ottawa Chapter of the Right to Learn Afghanistan to celebrate the International Day of the Girl and to showcase the Afghan culture and resilience of Afghan girls.
Ambassador Soroosh stated that “on this occasion, while we celebrate the strength and resilience of girls in Afghanistan, we also express our sorrow and concern over their tragic situation under the Taliban rule.”
He spoke about the Taliban's increasing restrictions on women and girls, describing them as a tragic manifestation of gender apartheid that aims to silence and erase women and girls from public life. He emphasized that every Afghan girl, like all girls worldwide, deserves the opportunity to learn and fulfill her potential.
Ambassador Soroosh thanked the government of Canada, friends of Afghanistan in Canada including the Right to Learn Afghanistan team, and our diaspora community for their sustained engagement and commitment in support of Afghan women and girls. He expressed hope that with continued collective efforts at an international level, the current trajectory in Afghanistan will be reversed, and the people of Afghanistan will have a future free from hostility and injustice toward women and girls, where all girls and boys have the right to learn and flourish in a peaceful and prosperous environment.
OTTAWA: OCTOBER 11, 2024
اطلاعیه
به اطلاع عموم مراجعین محترم سفارت جمهوری اسلامی افغانستان در کانادا رسانیده می شود که سفارت و بخش قونسلی آن به روز دوشنبه مورخ 14 اکتوبر 2024 مطابق با 23 میزان 1403، به مناسبت رخصتی عمومی در کانادا، تعطیل میباشد.ـ
خبرتیا
په کاناډا کې د افغانستان اسلامي جمهوریت سفارت ټولو محترمو مراجعینو ته خبر ورکول کیږي، چې سفارت او قونسلي چارو څانګه به د دوشنبې په ورځ چې د 2024 د اکټوبر له 14 او د 1403 د تلې/میزان له 23 سره سمون لري، په کاناډا کې د عمومي رخصتۍ له امله تړلي وي. ـ
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Consular Section in Ottawa will be closed on Monday October 14, 2024, on the occasion of the Thanksgiving Day in Canada.
On September 26, 2024, Ambassador Hassan Soroosh participated and spoke in an event on women's empowerment and integration which was co-organized by the Afghan Women Parliamentarians and Leaders Network (AWPLN), Members of Parliament of Canada, and Amnesty International Canada in Ottawa.
The event was attended by high level officials from the Government of Canada, members of parliament, women’s rights activists, friends of Afghanistan and members of the Afghan diaspora community.
Ambassador Soroosh spoke about the current multifaceted crisis under the Taliban, increasing restrictions on Afghan women, and girls and various manifestations of gender apartheid in Afghanistan.
Ambassador Soroosh expressed his gratefulness to the government of Canada for co-leading a milestone initiative announced during the UN general assembly last week to take the Taliban to the International Court of Justice for their repressive and discriminatory actions against women.
He further thanked the government of Canada for all the previous and ongoing support for the people of Afghanistan particularly women and girls, and for implementing one of the largest resettlement programs at a global level for Afghanistan which includes the resettlement of many women leaders and women’s rights activists from Afghanistan in Canada.
Ambassador Soroosh stated that “the Afghan diaspora community continues to make important contributions to the broader Canadian society, and the newcomers from Afghanistan also bring valuable knowledge and experience and I hope that they will find deserving opportunities to actively contribute to the Canadian society.”
Ambassador Soroosh reiterated that “diaspora affairs remains an important priority for our embassy and consulates in Canada and we are committed to providing consular advice, support and services to our growing diaspora community in Canada….We also remain committed to working closely with all of you to further facilitate our collective efforts in support of the people of Afghanistan, and in addressing the needs of our diaspora community.
During the event, the results of a survey conducted by the Tulane University in collaboration with AWPLN on the challenges facing newcomers in Canada were shared.
