Canada’s efforts in Afghanistan are focused on four priorities: (1) investing in the future of Afghan children and youth through development programming in education and health; (2) advancing security, the rule of law and human rights, through the provision of up to 950 CF trainers, support personnel, and approximately 45 Canadian civilian police to help train Afghan National Security Forces; (3) promoting regional diplomacy; and (4) helping deliver humanitarian assistance. More.
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- November 18, 2013
Canadian Ambassador Continues Long Tradition of Canadian Friendship with Ulema Mir Sahib of Herat Province (Flickr set)Canada Funds Medical Training Facility That Will Improve Maternal, Newborn and Child Health in Afghanistan(Flickr set) - November 11, 2013
Remembrance Day 2013 (Flickr)Canada Helps Establish More Than 8000 Community-Based Classes Across Afghanistan (Flickr) - October 16, 2013
Statement by Canada’s Ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, Deborah A. Lyons on the occasion of the International Day of the Girl Child
Also available in ???? (Pashto). - October 16, 2013
Canada’s New Ambassador to Afghanistan Deborah Lyons Presents Credentials to President Hamid Karzai (Flickr set) - August 12, 2013
Afghan Customs Uniform Handover Ceremony (Flickr set) - July 17, 2013
The Embassy of Canada in Afghanistan Celebrates Canada Day-2013 (Flickr set) - June 19, 2013
Canada Welcomes Afghan Security Transition - June 12, 2013
Canada Strongly Condemns Latest Taliban Terror
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