| December, 2005 |
The View from Afghanistan |
by Chris Thatcher and Paul Crookall – December 2005 - Vanguard, Canada’s Defence and Security magazine - Ottawa, Canada |
| Omar Samad represents the new Afghanistan. He fled the country in 1979 after the communist takeover. After 20 years in the USA, he was one of the first to return to his homeland in December 2001, shortly after the expulsion of the Taliban. Last year, he was appointed Ambassador to Canada. Urbane, thoughtful, his love of and commitment to his homeland are clear. |
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| Dep. Minister Saikal addresses the Conference on Afghanistan organized by the Aga Khan Foundation Canada, |
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Mr. Saikal and Amb. Samad with representatives of Afghan businesses at the Afghan House
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Ottawa – Afghanistan’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Affairs, H.E. Mahmoud Saikal, completed a two-day working visit to Canada Thursday, during which he met with Canadian officials, attended a policy event on Afghanistan’s development and met with a group of Afghan-Canadian businesses.
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| Dep. Minister Saikal addresses the Conference on Afghanistan organized by the Aga Khan Foudation Canada, |
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Dep. Minister Saikal meets Mr. David Mulroney, Canada's Assistant Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs |
ـ16 ـ قوس 1384 |
جلالتمآب محمود صیقل، معین اقتصادی وزارت امور خارجه به منظور دیدار و گفت و گو با مقامات ارشد وزارت های امور خارجه، دفاع ملی و کمک های بین المللی کانادا شام روز سه شنبه مورخ 15 قوس 1384 وارد اوتاوا گردیدند. ـ
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| December 6, 2005 |
| Ottawa, Canada |
Afghanistan’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Economic Affairs will visit Canada this week to hold bilateral talks with high-level officials at the Departments of Foreign Affairs, National Defence and CIDA.
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