Elected to the board in November 2015, Ms. Ronak Lakhani’s term will begin in January 2016. She is currently the General Secretary on the Board of Special Olympics Pakistan
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This Congress is aimed at diverse leaders from public and private sectors who can build the support for actions that will reach all young children.
One of the oldest Ismaili jamaat khanas in Sindh
“… a mosque needs to be inspirational and spiritual enough to generate respect and create a divine feeling, otherwise it loses its purpose.”
A Documentary Film by Aga Khan Rural Support Programme & Plan International Pakistan
Aga Khan University Examination Board Pakistan (AKU-EB): A game-changer for transparent exam marking
“We aim to provide opportunities for students by being assessed through a fair and transparent system,” said AKU-EB director Dr Shehzad Jeeva.
The centre will follow the Ustaad-Shagird (teacher-apprentice) model of music education, which the Aga Khan Music Initiative has previously implemented in central Asian countries.
Baig belongs to the Ismaili sect of Shia Islam
Caroline began her career writing travel book reviews for The Bookseller then working for Odyssey Guides and Steppe magazine, both companies with a focus on Central Asia while she studied for an MA from SOAS, University of London.
Before joining UNDP, Zahira spent several years working in the NGO sector… several years in Uganda as Country Manager for the Aga Khan Foundation.
People of South Asian-origin are responsible for more than three-quarters of all the smokeless tobacco (SLT) consumption worldwide
Stabilization Program for Northern Afghanistan (SPNA) is funded by the German Federal Foreign Office, managed by KfW Development Bank, and implemented by the Aga Khan Foundation, in partnership with Mercy Corp.
In contrast to Burning man, the Kumbh Mela represents a living mythology
Pakistan Youth Outreach & Z Adventures present the first official marathon in Northern Pakistan on Saturday, July 9, 2016 in Karimabad, Hunza.
In a meeting with the delegation, His Highness the Aga Khan underlined the importance of good quality education for improving the quality of life of marginalised populations, including mountain societies in some of the remotest parts of Central Asia.
