Ali Ehsasi Introduced as the First Iranian-Canadian Minister in Canada's Cabinet

Ali Ehsasi has been appointed as a minister in the new Canadian government by Mark Carney. He is the first Iranian-Canadian to reach the ministerial position in Canada. Mark Carney, leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, was sworn in as the Prime Minister of Canada on Friday, March 15, in the presence of the Governor General of Canada, and has chosen Ali Ehsasi as the Minister of 'Government Change and Public Services'. Mark Carney, 59, former head of the Bank of Canada, won the leadership race for the ruling Liberal Party, succeeding Justin Trudeau. Ali Ehsasi, an Iranian-Canadian member of the Canadian Parliament, has been very active in supporting the protests of the Iranian people in recent years. Ali Ehsasi stated that the Canadian government has shown the most support among Western countries for the 'Women, Life, Freedom' movement. He also mentioned that political activists in Canada are seeking to label the IRGC as a terrorist organization and criminalize gender apartheid. In discussions about the prospect of a resolution recognizing the IRGC as a terrorist organization in the Canadian Parliament, Ehsasi emphasized the need for the world to hear about the fate of Nika and the news of the death sentence for Tomaj. He reminded foreign countries that the extraterritorial crimes of the Islamic Republic should be taken seriously.