Wesal TV conducted an exclusive interview with Abdul Samad Katawazy is a dedicated community leader, entrepreneur, and candidate in the Ward 7 by-election in Markham, Ontario. In this interview, Katwazy shared his life story, his educational and professional journey from Afghanistan to Canada, and his ongoing efforts in community service. He also presented his achievements More
We recently conducted a special interview in English with translator Ezzat Gul Safi about the book Hell of the 21st Century. The book recounts the heart-wrenching memories of martyr Gelaman’s time in prison. This work is more than the story of a single individual; it offers an authentic portrayal of the deprivation, suffering and struggles More
Wesal TV, in its special “Business” program, presents an exclusive report from the CABX 2025 Business Conference. The event was hosted by the Canada–Afghanistan Business Council (CABC) in Toronto, Canada. At the conference, Afghan entrepreneurs and other participants shared their views and proposals on business growth, joint collaborations, new economic opportunities, and the future economic More
Organized by the National Axis (Mehar Mili), a gathering of Afghans was held in Toronto, Canada under the title “Afghan National Dialogue: The Path to National Unity, Peace, and Progress.” Dozens of Afghan figures, scholars, and activists took part in the event. With the active participation of women and youth, the dialogue aimed to assess More
The Canada–Afghanistan Business Council (CABC) hosted the 2025 Business Conference in Toronto under the theme: “Building Prosperity through Partnership, Innovation and Inclusion.” The conference featured in-depth discussions on business development, risk management, and the use of new technologies — particularly Artificial Intelligence (AI) and innovation — to drive growth and resilience. Special roundtables and panels More
This program presents an in-depth exploration of one of the most significant chapters in Afghanistan’s history: the Treaty of Gandamak and its consequences. The program begins with the political backdrop of the 19th-century “Great Game,” covering the crises during Amir Sher Ali Khan’s rule, the weakness of Yaqub Khan, a detailed explanation of the treaty’s More
After nearly 182 years, a powerful earthquake has struck Kunar province in Afghanistan. According to United Nations data, the disaster has directly affected around 12,000 people, with the number expected to rise further. This marks the third deadly earthquake in Afghanistan in just three years, following earlier quakes in Herat and Paktika, and now in More
The Embassy of Afghanistan in the Netherlands held a prayer and condolence ceremony in memory of the victims of the recent Kunar earthquake. The event was attended by ambassadors from various countries, diplomatic representatives, and Afghan activists, who expressed their condolences regarding the victims. Afghanistan’s Ambassador to the Netherlands, Mohammad Asif Rahimi, called on the More
In the city of Mississauga, Canada, with the participation of poets, writers, and lovers of literature and art, a special poetry gathering was held to mark the 18th anniversary of “Karwan-e-Shear.” At this event, poets recited selected poems and their own compositions on the themes of love, patriotism, and unity, which were warmly received and More
Afghans have invested more than 20 billion dollars in the United Arab Emirates. A significant portion of this capital now shows interest in being invested in Afghanistan. Prominent businessmen such as Mirwais Azizi, along with others, have expressed their desire to invest in their homeland. However, the closure of girls’ education remains a major obstacle More
