Nowruz

Premier David Eby has issued the following statement in celebration of Nowruz: “Today, millions of people in British Columbia and around the world will ...

I wish a happy Nowruz to all those celebrating around the world. I hope the new year brings you happiness, health, and prosperity.

Today, Iranian, Afghan, Kurdish, Zoroastrian, Bahá'í, Central Asian, Ismaili, Azerbaijani, Tajik, and many other communities around the world celebrate ...

“I invite everyone in Canada to celebrate the many communities that observe this day, and their important contributions to our country. “Today, Iranian, Afghan, Kurdish, Zoroastrian, Bahá’í, Central Asian, Ismaili, Azerbaijani, Tajik, and many other communities around the world celebrate Nowruz – the Persian New Year. We stand in solidarity with them, echoing and amplifying their calls for change based on equality, respect, and justice.

Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, I want to start by wishing everyone a Happy and healthy Nowruz. I am grateful, grateful to you, dear Ambassador, ...

The SDG summit will be the centerpiece of high-level week and of all our work this year. The SDG Summit in September and the Summit of the Future in 2024 will be key moments to come together around solutions. That spirit of renewal and cooperation also guides our work on Our Common Agenda and the efforts to revitalize multilateralism for today and tomorrow. To overcome the scourge of war and build sustaining peace. A chance to be with family and friends. I am grateful, grateful to you, dear Ambassador, for bringing us together and for enabling the United Nations to be part of this auspicious ceremony.

Premier Ranj Pillai has issued the following statement: “I am pleased to join with many in the Yukon to celebrate Nowruz, also known as the Persian or ...

I hope this Nowruz brings happiness, health, and an opportunity to renew connections with friends and loved ones for all those who celebrate. “Diversity has long been a commitment for the Yukon and for us as a government, and I am proud to see this reflected in our cultural fabric. “I am pleased to join with many in the Yukon to celebrate Nowruz, also known as the Persian or Iranian New Year.

“As families in Washington state and across the world celebrate Nowruz, I am thinking of the incredible bravery of the Iranian women who are fighting for their ...