Celebrating New Canadian Citizens on International Francophonie Day with Minister Bendayan
Canada welcomes 64 new citizens from 31 countries in a special ceremony honoring International Francophonie Day. This event highlights the importance of cultural diversity and inclusion for all newcomers.
On March 19, 2025, The Honourable Rachel Bendayan will proudly welcome 64 new Canadian citizens in her first ceremony as Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship. This special event coincides with the celebration of International Francophonie Day, recognizing the global French-speaking community and the rich cultural diversity within Canada.
What This Means for You as an Immigrant
- Inspiration: Seeing new Canadians from 31 different countries take part in citizenship ceremonies highlights Canada’s commitment to welcoming people from all backgrounds.
- Community and Belonging: International Francophonie Day reminds us of the diverse cultures that shape Canada’s identity and encourages new immigrants to embrace their heritage while feeling part of a unified community.
- Upcoming Opportunities: Minister Bendayan’s participation signals continued support for immigration programs and services designed to help newcomers settle and thrive.
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The ceremony will be presided over by MJ Quraishi, underscoring the importance and solemnity of the moment for all participants.
For more details, visit the official announcement: Minister Bendayan to participate in a citizenship ceremony to mark International Francophonie Day.
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