Lebanese Ambassador Bachir Tawk Celebrates Druze Heritage at Toronto Community Reception
- By Tahani Elghazaly
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Lebanon’s Ambassador to Canada, Bachir Tawk, attended a reception hosted by the Toronto chapter of the Canadian Druze Society on October 13, bringing together diplomatic and community representatives at the Druze House in Toronto.
During the gathering, Tawk expressed his appreciation to chapter president Omar Abdel Samad, Sheikh Mohammad Abu Hamdan, the Ontario representative of the Druze religious leadership, and the society’s leadership for their hospitality.
The ambassador highlighted the Druze community’s longstanding heritage, strong communal ties and contributions to Canadian society. He also recognized its role in sustaining Lebanese cultural identity and strengthening the broader Lebanese community across Canada.
The reception formed part of the ambassador’s engagement with Lebanese community organizations, whose cultural and social activities help maintain connections between generations and their ancestral heritage.
The Canadian Druze Society of Ontario promotes Druze culture, community participation and heritage preservation through its programs and activities.
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