Organized by the Afghan network for Social Services (ANSS) in Toronto, the Independence Day celebration featured the renowned Afghan singer Shapery Naghma, who performed national and patriotic songs. Her performance was warmly received with Attan dances by the youth and enthusiastic applause from the participants. Watch the full report on Wesal TV’s YouTube channel. #AfghanIndependenceDay106 More
In Toronto, Afghan network for Social Services (ANSS) hosted a special ceremony to mark the 106th anniversary of regaining Afghanistan’s independence. The event was attended by a large number of Afghans, and following the speeches, several distinguished Afghan professionals were honored with awards. In the second part of the program, the renowned Afghan singer Shapery More
A few days ago, a lawmaker in the Australian Parliament sharply criticized former Afghan King Amir Abdur Rahman, accusing him of genocide. The remarks sparked strong reactions from Afghans living in Australia, who condemned them as a serious insult to Afghanistan’s history. In Australia, the contributions of Pashtuns have been officially recognized in books and More
Last night in Mississauga, Canada, five Afghan community organizations jointly celebrated the 106th anniversary of Afghanistan’s independence with a series of vibrant and meaningful events. The ceremony, which drew the participation of many Afghans, included speeches and musical performances. Speakers reflected on the historical significance and value of independence and freedom, while an Afghan singer More
This edition of Wesal TV’s business program focuses on the “Bato” Cultural festival, organized in Canada through the joint collaboration of the Afghan, Iranian, and Tajik communities. The event showcased the growth and participation of small and emerging businesses. The festival featured traditional clothing, food items, grains, handmade jewelry, artistic products, and a variety of More
The Afghanistan Iron Melting Association says the country has not only achieved self-sufficiency in the production of construction iron products but has also started exporting them to regional countries. According to the association, Afghanistan previously imported around $1 billion worth of iron products annually. Today, more than 40 factories are active in iron production, employing More
Afghans living in Canada hosted an electrifying boxing event in Oakville under the name Sauga Slugfest, where Afghan fighters went head-to-head with international opponents. Sponsored by Tawana Construction, Concord Reno, and Scarberian Boxing Club, the night featured ten intense matches full of energy and excitement. Don’t miss a punch – watch all 10 fights now More
The first joint artistic and cultural festival of Afghan-Canadians, Iranian-Canadians, and Tajik-Canadians will take place on the 15th, 16th, and 17th of this month in Richmond Hill, Toronto, Canada. This year’s festival will present a vibrant celebration of art and culture, featuring live music, traditional dances, fashion shows, cultural cuisine, traditional clothing, and a large More
In a special ceremony held in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, the life and efforts of Ms. Shinkai Karokhail, former Member of Afghanistan’s Wolesi Jirga and former Ambassador of Afghanistan to Canada, were honored. The event was attended by numerous prominent figures of the Afghan community, including former members of parliament, former government ministers, political and social More
As part of the series “Afghans’ Businesses Around the World,” we are visiting the opening ceremony of the “ SAFĀ LIVING” in Toronto, Canada. Recently opened, the SAFĀ LIVING Carpets, Rugs & Household Items store offers customers a wide selection of high-quality Afghan, Turkish, Iranian and other carpets. In addition, the store also carries a More
