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As a sign of gratitude, Afghan artists dedicate a mural to Albania: We will not forget!

Politiko 2021-12-17 09:50:12

As a sign of gratitude, Afghan artists dedicate a mural to Albania: We will not

A group of Afghan artists, who settled in Albania after their country was occupied by the Taliban regime, have painted a mural in Tirana in gratitude for the host country.

According to the Associated Press , the mural was painted in a building in the center of Tirana by an Afghan volunteer organization "Artlord", which reads in Albanian "Thank you Albania! We will not forget. "

As a sign of gratitude, Afghan artists dedicate a mural to Albania: We will not

On the other hand, Afghans have also sent a message to their compatriots, as a sign not to forget those they have left behind. "My homeland, tired of persecution," wrote in Afghan Pashto.

The mural presents a map of Albania divided into many sections referring to a multiethnic character of Afghanistan and an Afghan who worked.

As a sign of gratitude, Afghan artists dedicate a mural to Albania: We will not As a sign of gratitude, Afghan artists dedicate a mural to Albania: We will not

"This is one of the ways we want to raise the voice of our (colleagues) who have been taken hostage at home in Afghanistan," said Omaid Sharifi, co-founder of Artlords. Most of their deeds in Afghanistan were destroyed by the Taliban, according to Sharif, who called on "the people of the world not to turn away from what is happening inside our country."

Albania has sheltered about 2,400 Afghan evacuees in hotels or tourist resorts. About 150 of them have already left for other countries. The rest will stay in the small Balkan country for about a year until authorities in the US and elsewhere complete the processing of their special immigration visas.

 

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