Afghanistan Montreal

Panels exploring the question "What Should Canada Do in Afghanistan Post-2011?" are continuing in cities across Canada this week. 

The Canada-Afghanistan Solidarity Committee would like to thank concerned citizens in Halifax for joining the discussion on Sunday. The public's engagement is critical for ensuring that Canada continues to contribute positively to the international effort in Afghanistan after our present mission comes to an end.

Our next panel takes place in Montreal on Monday night and will include leaders and experts who can provide the audience with a better perspective on what a renewed role for Canada might look like. Full details below:

A Panel Responding to the Question: What Should Canada Do in Afghanistan Post-2011?

Date and TimeMonday, May 17 from 7-9pm

LocationAtwater Library
1200 avenue AtwaterWestmount, QC

Panelists

ERSHAD AHMADI, Deputy Chief of the Afghanistan Mission to Canada

LAURYN OATES, a human rights and gender equity activist with CASC and Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan (CW4WA).

TERRY GLAVIN is an author of several books and a journalist whose writing from Afghanistan has appeared in newspapers and magazines as diverse as Democratiya, the National Post, the online daily The Tyee and Vancouver Review. He is a co-founder of the Canada-Afghanistan Solidarity Committee.

STEPHEN SAIDEMAN is Canada Research Chair in International Security and Ethnic Conflict

BERYL WAJSMAN is President of the Institute of Public Affairs of Montreal, editor-in-chief of the Suburban newspapers, publisher of The Metropolitain (Moderator)

RSVP and media inquiries: info@afghanistan-canada-solidarity.org

Learn more about our other panels happening across the country in Winnipeg and Regina at http://afghanistan-canada-solidarity.org/events