The Aga Khan Development Network is the endeavour of the Ismaili Imamat to enact the ethics of Islam
“… my responsibilities as spiritual leader and interpreter of the faith are coupled with a deep…
Category: Institutions of Ismaili Imamat
Aga Khan Institutions
First Lady Margaret Kenyatta, cuts the ribbon to officially unveil the first Cath Lab in the Coast Region in the presence of Princess Zahra Aga Khan and staff from the Aga Khan Hospital Mombasa.
‘Topping out’ is a builders’ rite traditionally held when the last beam (or its equivalent) is placed atop a structure during its construction.
Tuesday 20 June 2017, 18.00 – 19.30. Online and in-person. Click for details and introduction.
You are the night of the grave, go and become that Night of Power, and…
First Lady Margaret Kenyatta and Princess Zahra Aga Khan (left) after they officially launched a Cardiology Programme and opened a multi-million cardiac catheterisation laboratory
Pamir Energy has won the 2017 International Ashden Award for Increasing Energy Access for its work bringing hydro power to 220,000 people in East Tajikistan and 35,000 people in North Afghanistan,
Dec 10, 2015 Mawlana Hazar Imam and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper marked the Foundation of the Ismaili Centre, Toronto, the Aga Khan Museum and their Park
The first public-private partnership in Tajikistan, Pamir Energy has so far restored 11 small hydro power plants and upgraded 4300km of old transmission and distribution facilities in East Tajikistan.
The Kitsilano Library will be holding a monthly speaker series where speakers will share their personal experiences with global development. The series titled Together: Stories about the Impact of Global Development, is presented in partnership with Aga Khan Foundation Canada and runs until May. Tina Parbhakar is slated to be a future speaker.
Cover page and pp 2 to 7 Restoring Heritage – Batashewala Mughal Tomb Complex
Several articles of interest in New Trail Magazine, Spring 2017, published by University of Alberta Alumni Association
TB is a contagious disease and an untreated patient can infect up to 15 people over the course of a year. Although treatable, the disease is widespread across Pakistan
“Aswan and the people of Aswan have a place of deep affection in my heart…
There are over 40,000 registered nurses working in the country; around 90% of whom are women
Ismailimail 