Awarded the Certificate of Appreciation

Posted: Thu, Apr 16th, 2015

As the president of Afghan Fajar Association I would like to thank Macquarie Fields Police Chief Inspector Mr Mark Brett and other community organisations in the Macarthur Region for awarding the Certificate of Appreciation to Afghan Fajar Association Inc. for their contribution on the Multicultural Community Harmony Day celebration.

The true celebration of arts, culture and tradition!

Posted: Thu, Apr 16th, 2015

The colour of the Harmony Day and Nowrouz Festival filled the cloudless sky on Friday 27th March, where AFAIC along with Macquarie Fields Police and many other community organisation, showcased their culture and celebrated our beautiful diversity.

AFAIC provided Traditional Afghan, BOLANI, which was enjoyed by everyone. AFAIC volunteers showcased their artistic abilities by doing face painting, balloon art and also visual art exhibitions!

It was a great day to connect with many of the other organisations in the area who do amazing work.

Cultural Diversity & Harmony Day

Posted: Thu, Apr 16th, 2015

Date: Fri, Mar 27th, 2015

Location: Koch Centre for Youth and Learning, James Meehan Oval. 86 Parliament Road, Macquarie Fields

You are all invited to a great event of diversity and multiculturalism in our collaborative celebration of Nowrouz (Persian New Year) and Harmony Day.

Afghan Fajar Association Incorporated has partnered with Macquarie Field Police and many other community organisations to organise the Cultural Diversity & Harmony day on March 27th 2015. Please come a long and celebrate Harmony Day with us

IT’S A FREE ENTRY EVENT. LOTS OF FOOD, ART AND TRADITIONAL EXHIBITIONS!!!

Premier Multicultural Harmony Dinner

Posted: Thu, Apr 16th, 2015

Afaic president Sayed Jawed Hussainizada, and Ali Sina Haidary were representing Afghan Fajar Association Inc. in Premier Multicultural Harmony Dinner. It was great to see and celebrate the diversity and multiculturalism, among them were great personalities who are accomplishing big achievements in their fields and are providing great services for communities.

Match was lost – but day was won

Posted: Thu, Apr 16th, 2015

AFAIC was able to arrange a coach to take an enthusiastic group – both young and older – to the ICC Bangladesh Vs Afghan Cricket Matched held in Canberra on 18 February. There was enthusiastic barracking for our team by all present – the presence of our youth gave a special energy to the event. Besides enjoying the match it was a fantastic opportunity to meet with members of our communities from across Australia. We were honoured to be able to speak with His Excellency Mr Nasir Ahmad Andisha, Ambassador to Australia New Zealand &Fiji who gave generously of his time. While we all travelled many kilometres on the day it was all worth it to meet together in Canberra to share the experience of sportsmanship and community.