Canada qualified for the World Cup finals for only the second time in its history, after winning 4-0 against Jamaica on Sunday evening, securing its appearance in Qatar.

This came after an exciting match with Jamaica, making it the first qualifier from the CONCACAF region, and the 20th team to officially reach the Qatar finals.

Thus, Canada secured its place after a 36-year absence from participating in this tournament, to say today that Canada and Canadians have become a global force worthy of beginning a harvesting phase after a long building period and a keen investment vision.

Today, Canada sings the symphony of the first victory in preparation for the fierce upcoming competition for the crown of the world's football leadership, which will be held in the Qatari capital Doha near the end of this year.

Today, Canada creates hope again for its children and for generations awaiting their turn, telling them that the impossible is no longer in its dictionary and that its football journey has started and will not stop but will continue until it becomes a leader in the global football field.

Today, Canada affirms that its cultural diversity is the real treasure that can be invested in to make its children pioneers and creators in all fields and in all places, indeed in all times no matter how great the hardships.

Today, Canada returns again to affirm that it has something to say and that investing in its children is the right path.

Today, Canada deserves all our praise, rather it tells every Canadian that today you have the right to hold your head high, be proud of your identity, and prepare for a future that carries with it all the hope that tomorrow will always be better.

Today, Canada opens its doors wide for its children to start booking their travel tickets and accommodations, to surge like a flood supporting, cooperating, and backing their national team that gave them hope by reaching the World Cup qualifiers in Doha, to achieve the honorable result they aspire to in a journey whose steps have begun and will not stop, until the efforts of its children unite not only to participate but to win the title which is no longer far or impossible.

On our part, we can only say it loudly: "Congratulations Canada, congratulations to all Canadians," together and united for the advancement and progress of this great country to always be a leader in all fields and a decision-maker in all matters.