His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan’s 59 years of Imamat was celebrated at the Delegation of the Ismaili Imamat at a reception organised by the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) Resident Representative for Canada.
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Aga Khan Institutions
Girls take top positions in AKU EB’s SSC & HSSC exam for 4th consecutive year.
Serena Hotels in collaboration with Aga Khan Social Welfare Board for Pakistan (AKSWBP), Pakistan Youth Outreach (PYO) and Z Adventures held the first Serena Hotels-Hunza Marathon 2016
When you consider the opportunities to expand your thinking and grow as an educated global citizen, your mind needs interesting perspectives and encounters of engagement.
Festival of Flight is a weekend family festival inspired by flight, the sky and the stars.
The Aga Khan Foundation Canada took a giant swing at world poverty last week and raised a record $510,000 at its annual golf event at The Derrick.
Two girls, 12,000 kilometres apart
For 400 cancer patients in Uganda, another chance at living a long life may be just around the corner, following the efforts made by the Aga Khan University Hospital to formalise free radiotherapy treatment for them.
Shawn Bolouki, the Chief Executive Officer of Aga Khan University Hospital said that the radiotherapy treatment will be paid for through the hospitals – Patient Welfare Programme
“I believe that impact investment is one of the most important concepts that I can recollect in the last 50 years. And the reason is that it harnesses social ethic to economic purpose.
Delivered through a unique partnership between Truro Cathedral, Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange, world renowned artist, Imran Qureshi, presents work across the three sites, including a site-specific installation for Truro Cathedral.
MIT Technology Review Pakistan cites Aga Khan University as a model of globally competitive university with relevant research programs that are geared to directly benefit the local communities.
Can religion be a positive force for social change?
A survey conducted by the East African Institute of the Aga Khan University showed that between 68 and 90 per cent of East Africa’s youth held positive views about democracy
