Foreign policy involves pursuing national interests on the global stage, and Afghanistan has engaged with the world as a state for over a century. Although its foreign relations have faced interruptions, they have generally expanded over time. Historically, Afghanistan enjoyed a period of stable foreign relations for about fifty years within the past century. During More

Historically, Afghanistan’s political stability was solidified by Amir Abdul Rahman Khan in the late 19th century. This period marked the beginning of a series of leaders—including his son Amir Habibullah Khan, Ghazi Amanullah Khan, Nader Khan, and Muhammad Zahir Shah—who contributed to a century of relative stability. During this era, Afghanistan established key institutions and More

For the past three years, a religious education centre has been established in Ottawa, the capital of Canada, dedicated to Afghan children. The centre focuses on teaching the Holy Quran, the Afghan mother tongue, and the national and cultural values of Afghanistan. This centre plays a crucial role in the religious and cultural development of More

Political stability refers to a secure and predictable political and social environment characterized by consistent laws, policies, and administration, free from conflict, coups, disorders, and threats. In the context of Afghanistan, achieving this stability has been particularly challenging. The primary cause of political instability in Afghanistan has been the fragmentation of its political and administrative More

Engineer Abdul Qayyum Ahmadzai, a guest on the “Watan Khatere” program, reflects on his journey from Afghanistan to Canada. Having moved to Canada 34 years ago, Ahmadzai currently resides in Ottawa. He has spent almost 30 years in leading projects in various parts of the Canadian government as well as running major projects in some More

Afghanistan has long been marked by instability, a challenge that has persisted over the past century. Despite numerous efforts, the country has struggled to achieve lasting stability. In this first episode of “Subat,” we delve into the complex factors contributing to Afghanistan’s ongoing instability and explore potential pathways to a stable future. Our discussion will More

This report highlights the burial and funeral ceremonies of Jahanzeb Dilawar, who emigrated from Nangarhar to Canada seven months ago and tragically lost his life here due to mental stress and anxiety. In Canada, where religious freedom is upheld, Afghan communities benefit from various specialized facilities, including mosques and cultural centers. These communities also maintain More

Many Afghans who relocated to Canada have either arrived with their entire families or have some family members still in Afghanistan. In this interview, Nasir Gord provides valuable insights on the process of bringing remaining family members to Canada. In this interview, Nasir Gord covers: The process for family reunification Required documents and conditions Standards More

Following the Taliban’s re-establishment in Afghanistan in August 2021, political and civil activities within the country have been severely restricted. In response, Afghan expatriates have been forming political parties and conducting their activities from abroad. One such party is the “Afghanistan People’s Party,” which has recently been established in exile. In this episode of the More

Introduction: This documentary delves into the life, struggles, and sacrifices of Gilaman Wazir, a prominent figure who devoted his life to the prosperity and sovereignty of the Afghan people. Known for his unwavering dedication to his homeland, Wazir’s legacy continues to inspire and guide those who follow in his footsteps. Who Was Gilaman Wazir? Gilaman More