The Iranian Canadian Congress (ICC) is a non-profit, non-partisan, and non-religious organization established in 2007. Its mission is to represent the interests of Iranian Canadians and promote their active participation in Canadian society. The ICC advocates for various priority issues, such as improving the accreditation process for foreign trained professionals and re-establishing relations between Canada and Iran.

Additionally, they aim to combat racism and discrimination, eliminate banking restrictions negatively affecting Iranian Canadians, and grant Permanent Residents (PR) voting rights in municipal elections. The ICC envisions a politically engaged and socially involved Iranian Canadian community, actively participating at all levels of government and contributing to Canada's multicultural society. They work towards this vision through advocacy, education, community building, and image building.

The ICC also serves as a link between dispersed Iranian Canadian communities and organizations across Canada. They promote and celebrate Iranian culture, values, languages, and history, while supporting other organizations that provide community-related services to those in need