ince 2015, we have encouraged Afghan community members to donate blood each year. Giving blood is more than a donation—it is a gift of hope, healing, and another chance at life. Your generosity could help save a child, a parent, a friend, or a neighbour during their most difficult moment.If you are eligible, please donate […]

Mr. Wadood Dilsoz, President of the Afghan Community of Vancouver, had a brief conversation with the Right Honourable Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada, last Saturday. During the conversation, he raised the concerns of the Afghan community, particularly the situation of families and applicants who have been waiting for years for final decisions on their

In my conversation with the Hon. Melanie Joly, Minister of Industry of Canada, I discussed the challenges facing our community. I explained to her how members of our community, especially newcomers, are struggling to start their own businesses, find suitable jobs, and build a better future for their families. Most of all, her heartfelt response

Mr. Wadood Dilsoz, raised concerns with the Honourable Lena Metlege Diab, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, regarding applications that remain pending for former Canadian embassy staff currently in Afghanistan. He also highlighted the broader delays affecting immigration cases for Afghan Nationals . Minister Diab acknowledged the concerns and stated that her office will

In the meeting with Honourable. Anita Anand, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada, Wadood Dalsoz, Presidnet of Afghan Community Vancouver expressed his serious concern about the recent attacks by the government of Pakistan on civilians; In particular, the attack on the hospital for addicts killed about 400 people.He emphasized that such measures should be condemned

Wadood Dilsoz, President of the Afghan Community Vancouver, had an important discussion with the Honourable Gary Anandasangaree, Canada’s Minister of Public Safety, regarding the safety of the Afghan communit, especially the tragic loss of young lives in recent years.He also raised the concerns of community members about Afghan individuals with criminal backgrounds who are living