The Canadian exhibition of note is A City Transformed: Images of Istanbul Then and Now at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto.
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An inscription from the UN Sec-Gen Ban Ki Moon’s recent visit to the Global Centre for Pluralism.
Most women who are expecting a baby have a lot of questions about their pregnancy and their health care.
After completing graduate school and working in the real world for several years, Karima finally discovered the career path she was meant to pursue.
“The Aga Khan University is leading efforts to monitor nutrition and micronutrient deficiencies in Pakistan and the region, including Afghanistan.”
On January 23rd 2016, over 200 people attended the “Ugandan Asian Archives Road Show” hosted by Carleton University at the S. Walter Stewart Library in Toronto.
When I was a young child in the early 70s, Istanbul had a population of 1.5 million people. Life was slow and leisurely. The city seemed to have forgotten its past.
The epic manipulation, 210 by 119 centimetres, is on display at Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum.
Chinese postage stamp with Shaf Keshavjee and Jingyu Chen
Khadija Jiwani — known to friends and clients alike as Kat — is at the helm of the upscale co-working space, a multi-purpose office
Nazir Valani: Leading Actuaries of 2015 – Acquisition International – January 2016
Kathleen Wynne meets with some very impressive students at the Aga Khan Academy in Hyderabad, India
Aga Khan Foundation Canada and the Canadian Association of Journalists announces this year’s Fellowships for International Development Reporting
To travel is music to my soul and nourishment for my intellect, it is in my blood.
In this lecture and Q&A, Christophe Bouleau of AKTC’s Historic Cities Programme will discuss historic sites in the context of development…
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