1-        Inauguration of the first Afghanistan Culture Week in Dushanbe City, Tajikistan in November 2006 with the participation of 40 Afghan artists, musicians, theater Cinematographers, Calligraphers, and other artists, this program was opened for one week in Dushanbe City, and one day in Rodaki Province of Tajikistan, about 7000 people watched this program and broadly broadcasted by Tajikistan media and TVs More...
 

2-        Participation in "Didor" the International Film Festival in Dushanbe, and assisting the program through its participation together with the famous film Directors Iran and Tajikistan .
 

3-        Presentation of a Photo Exhibition in India, Pakistan and Afghanistan in 2004.
 

4-        Invitation of 40 famous French Artists, in Theatre Du Soleil, show, under the leadership of Arien Mushkin one of the famous European theater player, and organizing of a theater workshop for 120 Afghan art students, then selection of 20 young artists to play the Aftab Theater.
 

5-        Invitation of three Tajik Artists for teaching of one month script writing, acting, and directing courses for 90 students, the out put of this course was the production of a theater named fear (Tars). This was a joint production of Afghanistan and Tajikistan Theater.
 

6-        Publishing of a story book written by Noor Muhammad Tabarove a Tajik Writer and Dramatis.
 

7-        Representation Afghanistan for the first time at the Biennale of Venice, one of the most influential annual cultural events in the world.
 

8-        Performing International musical programs by participation of Indian, Pakistani, and American artists in the Cultural Center of FCCS.
 

9-        Presenting Miss Suphala, an Indian-American musician, in a concert with Kharabat performers.
 

10-      Sending the acting troupe to present Romeo and Juliet in a festival of Central Asian theatre in Tajikistan.
 

11-      Conducting a one-month theatre workshop for writing, directing and acting, by three teachers from Tajikistan.  The workshop trained 90 people, who graduated from the course. 
 

12-      Conducting a join photography exhibition from Afghan and American photographers called “Kabul-New York.”
 

13-      An exhibition by the name of (Future Afghanistan) in Holland in 2008. FCCS was a partner in this event.

1-        At National Level.

1.1- Music;

1-        Performing musical programs in styles such as: Qawali, Ghazal, classical, Kandahari, Ningahari, Pashayee, Kharabat, Hazaragi, Pashto, jazz and national Attan.  Activities also included: a concert of western and eastern music by Kabul University, a symphony orchestra by the music school, a Logari music performance, programs of music styles facing extinction, religious music performances (Hindu and Sikh), Deri Mujlis and children’s music concerts and also performances by singers from France, Australia, India and USA.  Khalil Godaz performed a sitar concert, and singing performances were given by: Wali Fateh Ali, Shamsuddin Masrour, Samir Rafi, Sayed Jawad Zia, Ustad Ham Ahang, Salim Bakhsh.
 

2-        Conducting the Gul-e Sorkh (Red Tulip) Festival in Mazar-e Sharif, with the participation of 15 Afghan music groups and six foreign groups including Iranian, Tajik,  Turkmenistan, Azerbaijani, American, Indian, Pakistani, Turkish and French artists every year in March for the years of 2004, 2005, 2006 , 2007 and 2008.
 

3-        The opening of a music school that currently teaches 40 students in the instruments of dilruba, rubab, harmonium and drums. This is thanks to the financial contribution of the Afghan Khan Foundation.
 

4-        The American Musical Association’s concert with Afghan singers and a concert of Tajikistan’s local singer Mirza Watan Mir with Afghan accompaniment.
 

5-        Contribution in conducting the national festivals of the Black Thorn Flower in Logar province, and the Apple Flower Festival in Wardak province.  Help was also given in the music performance at the Poly-Technical Youth Solidarity Conference.
 

6-        Introduction of new artists to participate in an international musical festival.

7-        Holding a music course for female in Kabul and Kandahare for 32 girls

1.2 – Theatre:

1-        Organizing the mobile theatre Omide Naw (New Hope) in 22 provinces to help educate people about the parliamentary elections and also to help in the preparation of a documentary film to be viewed in theatres.  This was undertaken with the help and cooperation of the Sayara office and the financial contribution of USAID and the Asia Foundation.
 

2-        Establishing of theater organization conferences.
 

3-   Building strong relations with international theatre groups such as Theatre Du Soleil, from       

                  France.  This group donated costumes, electronic equipment, lights and a stage curtain to    

.                 FCCS 

                  Building a music hall for the Foundation, with the capacity of 150 people in one time.
 

4-  Conducting and presenting Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, directed by Mores, a French  director. 
 

5-  Preparation and performance of Man Jinsse Dowom Nistam (I Am Not a Second Gender).
 

6-  Performances on responses to natural disasters like earthquakes, floods and droughts.   
 

7-  Implementing 24 programs of such performances in Kabul and the provinces.
 

8-  Cooperation in conducting the2nd -3rd –and 4^th   National Theater Festival in Kabul.
 

9     Holding the Ibarat – Mosalaha and Suquot   mobile theater in 8 provinces regarding the Counter Narcotics and Peace.

10     Holding  13    workshop about the peace building and capacity building  via participatory theater .