Call for Submissions: Celebrate Persian Language and Culture
Call for Submissions: Celebrate Persian Language and Culture
The Iranian Canadian Congress (ICC) Cultural Committee invites the Canadian community to take part in a unique celebration of Iranian culture. This special event honours non-Iranians who speak Farsi and can express themselves through the beauty of the language.
We welcome non-Iranians to submit a video of themselves performing a short piece—in verse, prose, or song—in Farsi.
Submissions should be sent to: [email protected]
All participants will receive a certificate of appreciation, and two outstanding performers will be awarded special prizes.
Please share this opportunity and encourage eligible friends to take part in this celebration of language and cultural connection.
Submission Deadline: December 1, 2025
فراخوان شرکت در رویداد فرهنگی | بزرگداشت دوستداران فرهنگ ایران
به تمامی شرکتکنندگان، تقدیرنامه رسمی از سوی کنگره ایرانیان کانادا اهدا خواهد شد
Une célébration en l'honneur des non-Iraniens qui peuvent parler en persan. Nous invitons tous les non-Iraniens capables d’exécuter une pièce artistique en vers, en prose, ou bien chantée en persan, à nous envoyer un clip d'eux-mêmes à l'adresse de courriel suivante
[email protected]
Tous les participants recevront un certificat d’appréciation de CIC , et les deux meilleurs recitations recevront des prix de remerciement.
Tous les amis sont priés d’encourager ces amis admissibles à participer à cet événement culturel.
L’heure prévue de soumission des clips vidéo sera le 1er décembre 2025.
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