
Source: Quartz, by Max de Haldevang, Geopolitics reporter
Excerpt:
Quartz spoke with Mahmoud Eboo, his representative to Canada and chair of the Ismaili Leaders’ International Forum, to untangle and expand on Prince Karim’s stances.
Pluralism as the path to peace and development
The Aga Khan has chosen the promotion of pluralism—which he defines as “equity towards all peoples and backgrounds”—as one of the central themes of his Diamond Jubilee year. He argues that the countries his foundation works with are historically pluralist and suffer now from ethnic and religious divides stoked by colonialism. “I’m old enough to recollect colonial situations where colonial powers on purpose separated the ethnic groups in a given country in order to maintain rule,” he says. “That inherited situation needs to be dealt with.”
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I proud for being an Ismaili person.
I feel so happy to have celebrated the Diamond Jubilee and hope success, health and prosperity to all ismailies around the world. Thanks.
Rohullah “Nawa”
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