The Embassy of I. R. of Afghanistan's presentation at the National Multicultural Festival in Canberra was a resounding success, far exceeding expectations. The stall was a true representation of the rich cultural heritage of Afghanistan, with an array of cultural artefacts, food, and music that captivated visitors.

 

One of the highlights of the presentation was the music performance by former Zohra Orchestra star, Razia Asghari, and young progressive singer, Rawi Qasemi, and Afghan folk instrumental. Their performance was an incredible blend of traditional and contemporary music styles, showcasing the breadth and depth of Afghan music. Visitors were left spellbound by the stunning melodies and rhythms, which added an extra layer of depth to the overall cultural experience.

 

Another key element of the Embassy's presentation was the variety of goods on offer. From traditional carpets and dry fruits to books and art, visitors were able to get a sense of the diversity and richness of Afghan culture. The dry fruits were a particular hit with visitors, with many commenting on the delicious and unique flavours. The books and art were also incredibly popular, providing a deeper insight into the history and culture of Afghanistan. The Embassy's efforts in curating such an impressive collection of cultural artefacts and goods were a testament to their commitment to sharing the beauty of Afghan culture with the wider world.

 

The Embassy of I. R. of Afghanistan was deeply grateful to the community members and volunteers from Canberra and Sydney who contributed to the success of the stall. Their hard work and dedication made the Afghanistan stall an attractive and welcoming space for visitors. The Embassy's efforts to showcase Afghan culture were made possible through the tireless efforts of the volunteers and community members, who played a crucial role in creating an immersive cultural experience.

 

The Embassy of Afghanistan's presentation at the National Multicultural Festival in Canberra was a true celebration of the rich cultural heritage of Afghanistan, and a testament to the power of cultural exchange in building bridges between different communities.

 

The Embassy extends their thanks to the ACT Government and National Multicultural Festival management for their support in making the festival a reality. The #MultiCulti2023 was a true celebration of diversity & cultural exchange, and the Embassy of Afghanistan was honoured to be a part of it.

 

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