In this lecture and Q&A, Christophe Bouleau of AKTC’s Historic Cities Programme will discuss historic sites in the context of development, how AKTC works with communities
Category: Institutions of Ismaili Imamat
Aga Khan Institutions
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The Canadian exhibition of note is A City Transformed: Images of Istanbul Then and Now at the Aga Khan Museum in Toronto.
An inscription from the UN Sec-Gen Ban Ki Moon’s recent visit to the Global Centre for Pluralism.
Wladimir Ivanow was a noted Russian scholar who worked for a half a century on Ismaili studies in Iran and India.
Built in 1779 during the Qing Dynasty in memory of the Uygur King Amin Khoja…
“The Aga Khan University is leading efforts to monitor nutrition and micronutrient deficiencies in Pakistan and the region, including Afghanistan.”
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.
A total of 57 students graduated in Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BScN), Master of Medicine (MMed) and Master of Education (MEd).
“Some more pictures of a great Aga Khan University Convocation.”
Speaking at the Aga Khan University graduation ceremony in Nairobi, Dr Matiang’i said that due to the huge demand for higher education, the sub-sector was not generating enough skilled manpower.
Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i has raised concerns over the small number of people pursuing education and medical degrees, saying the country needs more.
The epic manipulation, 210 by 119 centimetres, is on display at Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum.
Nazish Bana to run 26.2 miles Tokyo marathon for Aga Khan Foundation UK
The hotel fell into decline, when 250,000 Portuguese left hurriedly in 1975 and a civil war ensued, but happily was rescued by the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development in 2002.
