Afghan diaspora

The Afghan diaspora refers to the community of Afghans who have relocated from Afghanistan to other countries, often due to conflict, persecution, or economic hardships. This diaspora comprises individuals and families seeking better lives, safety, and opportunities abroad. Major host countries include Pakistan, Iran, the United States, Canada, and various European nations. Members of the Afghan diaspora contribute to their new societies while maintaining cultural ties to Afghanistan, often sharing their stories and experiences to raise awareness about their homeland's struggles and resilience.