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During the month of April, Canada reached a significant milestone welcoming over 30,000 vulnerable Afghans to Canada.
“The safe and dignified resettlement of refugees globally has been a central part of IOM’s work for more than 70 years and we are proud to be part of Canada’s efforts to provide a new home for tens of thousands of vulnerable Afghans. We continue to work closely with the Government of Canada and other partners to ensure Afghan refugees are given the opportunity to restart their lives in safety.”
– António Vitorino, Director General, International Organization for Migration
Read the full news release from the Government of Canada >> https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/news/2023/04/canada-marks-significant-milestone-welcoming-over-30000vulnerable-afghans.html
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