Well, as you already know, I am new in this forum which I have discovered while doing some research on Afghanistan.
I consider myself as Pashtoun, despite that I was born in Europe but from Afghan parents.
I love my ethnicity very much, I am very proud to be born from pashtoun parents, they are well-known for their courage and bravery, for keeping promises, for dignity...
However, without being pessimist, I think the true aspect of a pashtoun character is in the process of fading whether it is in Afghanistan, Pakistan or Elsewhere in the world.
Nevertheless, I hope that I will enjoy and specially learn many things amongst you insh'Allah.
I consider myself as Pashtoun, despite that I was born in Europe but from Afghan parents.
I love my ethnicity very much, I am very proud to be born from pashtoun parents, they are well-known for their courage and bravery, for keeping promises, for dignity...
However, without being pessimist, I think the true aspect of a pashtoun character is in the process of fading whether it is in Afghanistan, Pakistan or Elsewhere in the world.
Nevertheless, I hope that I will enjoy and specially learn many things amongst you insh'Allah.

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