Date of News Article Type Article Title Extract Author
News Article The Terra Daily - CELEBRATED U.N. HUMANITARIAN LEADER PRINCE SADRUDDIN AGA KHAN DIES AT AGE 70 - 2003-05-13

Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan, a former UN High Commissioner for Refugees and uncle of the Aga Khan, the spiritual leader of the Shiite Muslim Ismaili community, has died aged 70.

News Article Teshreen - AGA KHAN IN DAMASCUS - 2004-02-15

His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan, Imam (spiritual leader) of Shia Ismaili Muslims arrived in Damascus yesterday to start an official visit to Syria.

News Article Tanzania Express - HOSPITAL PLEASE, AGA KHAN - 2004-02-05

The government in Mwanza Region has requested Aga Khan Foundation in Tanzania, to look into the possibility of constructing a new hospital in Mwanza City to work hand in hand with Sekou Toure Regional Hospital.

Sebastian Gabunga, Mwanza
News Article The Express - HOSPITAL RECEIVES ACCREDITATION</I> - 2004-11-04

The Aga Khan Hospital, Tanzania announced on Tuesday that six of its upcountry Primary Medical Centres in Iringa, Dodoma, Mwanza, Morogoro, Mbeya and the new Mwanjelwa dispensary received ISO 9001:2000 accreditation in October 2004.

News Article The Scotsman - CELEBRATED U.N. HUMANITARIAN LEADER PRINCE SADRUDDIN AGA KHAN DIES AT AGE 70 - 2003-05-13

Sadruddin Aga Khan, humanitarian
Born: January 1933, in Paris
Died: 12 May, 2003, in Boston, aged 70

PRINCE Sadruddin Aga Khan was a wealthy philanthropist who held a string of top UN humanitarian posts and was the uncle of the spiritual leader of Shia Ismaili Muslims.

News Article The Toronto Star - AGA KHAN PROPOSAL A BOON FOR TORONTO - 2002-10-10

IN WHAT IS SOMETHING of a major coup, Toronto has landed an exciting cultural and intellectual investment ? what has been called an educational and cultural complex 'of international pre-eminence' in the Western world.

David Crane
News Article Toronto Star - OUR INVISIBLE MINORITIES</I> - 2004-06-16

As politicians feverishly seek out political support from ethnic minorities, it is striking that they fail to seek out these sam

Sharon Fernandez
News Article Toronto Star 1 - IGNORANCE POSES A DANGER TO WEST, SAYS AGA KHAN</I> - 2005-05-01

In the chaotic days leading up to the seven-minute nationally televised address that saved his government, at least for now, Paul Martin last week committed $30 million to studying and exporting contemporary Canada's core value, pluralism.

HAROON SIDDIQUI
News Article Toronto Star 2 - IGNORANCE POSES A DANGER TO WEST, SAYS AGA KHAN</I> - 2005-05-01

'You can be an educated person in the Judeo-Christian world and know nothing ? I mean, nothing ? about the Islamic world.'

That's the Aga Khan talking.

The soft-spoken 68-year-old spiritual leader of the 15 million Ismaili Muslims is on the phone from his head office in France.

News Article Toronto Star - AGA KHAN SPEAKS TO THOUSANDS IN TORONTO AND VANCOUVER - 2005-06-10

The Ismaili Muslim community plans to build a massive religious and cultural complex in east Toronto in a broader effort to reach out to other Canadians.

HICHAM SAFIEDDINE
News Article Thoroughbred Times - AGA SELLS ALAMSHAR - 2003-10-07

Alamshar, High Chaparral among nominees for Canadian InternationalThe Aga Khan?s Irish classic winner Alamshar and reigning champion turf male High Chaparral (Ire) headline a stellar list of nominees for the 66th renewal of the $1.5-million Canadian International (Can-G1) at Woodbine on October 1

News Article Thoroughbred Times - AGA KHAN STUDS BUYS LAGARDERE FAMILY'S RACING, BREEDING OPERATIONS</I> - 2005-03-15

The Aga Khan Studs has purchased the Lagardere family?s racing and breeding operations in a private deal that includes the acquisition of two stud farms, 62 broodmares, and 74 horses in training. The stud farms are the Haras d?Ouilly and the Haras du Val Henry, both in Normandy.

News Article Times of Central Asia - AGA KHAN FUNDS TO RESTORE LOSS MAKING ENTERPRISES IN KYRGYSTAN - 2003-06-12

The Kyrgyz government will transfer several loss making enterprises to the Prince Aga Khan Fund for rehabilitation under an agreement signed last year that Kyrgyzstan's lower house of parliament has ratified.

News Article Times - CELEBRATED U.N. HUMANITARIAN LEADER PRINCE SADRUDDIN AGA KHAN DIES AT AGE 70 - 2003-05-13

Remarking that he disliked racing ? unlike his father, who was famous for his palaces and horses ? Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan chose a career in politics, that was to see him rise almost to the top of the United Nations, and to devote much of his life to global environmental causes.

News Article TIMES, uk. - AGA KHAN RESTORES THE LAIRS OF SILK ROAD'S BANDIT BARONS</I> - 2005-06-17

THE rescue of great houses from decay has been one of the enduring romantic causes of the last half-century.

Marcus Binney
News Article TVE - AZHAR PARK - 2004-03-18

With about 30 square centimetres of green space per resident, Egypt's capital, Cairo is one of the densest cities on the planet. The modern city centre has all the bustle of a capital city, with rich and poor vying for space.

News Article Tajik secular not Shariah law prevails in mountainous east

Forum 18 News Service has found during a visit to Tajikistan's remote and mountainous eastern region that the parts which were governed by compulsory Shariah law during the mid-1990's civil war have now returned to secular Tajik law.

Igor Rotar
News Article Tajikistan receives equipment to monitor Lake Sarez flood threat

The Swiss Fela company has recently delivered satellite equipment for a monitoring system and for early warnings at Lake Sarez [over 3,000 m up in the Pamirs in eastern Tajikistan] to Tajikistan, Rustam Bobojonov, coordinator of a World Bank project on reducing the risk of Lake Sarez overflow, to

News Article Tajikistan starts flights to Kabul, plans more bridges to Afghanistan

Tajikistan's national airline on Thursday began passenger service to Afghanistan and officials announced plans to build five bridges connecting the countries.

News Article TAJIKISTAN: World Bank installs early warning system at Lake Sarez

Special equipment for monitoring the situation around Lake Sarez in eastern Tajikistan is now being installed by a World Bank project working on risk mitigation in the area, a step to ensure early warning for the vulnerable population in the region.'This equipment is for monitoring the situation

News Article Taleban Target Statues Regarding the report 'Taleban to Destroy Buddhas' (Feb.27)

I was distressed to learn that the Taleban rulers of Afghanistan had ordered the destruction of all statues, including the unique giant fifth century Buddhas located in Bamiyan.

SADRUDDIN AGA KHAN.
News Article Teachers tour schools around the world

The trip through East and North Africa and India took 15 Texas educators just about everywhere, from schools that looked like average American institutions to urban and rural settings where students did math on the floor using charcoal and six or more children read from one textbook.The month-lon

Carolina Amengual
News Article Text of report by the Tajik news agency

Two experts from the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED) are in [Tajikistan's] Mountainous Badakhshon Autonomous Region to see for themselves the condition of the Pamir-1 hydroelectric power station, particularly its tunnel, Asia-Plus learnt from an official from the organization, Matt

News Article The 2004 Aga Khan Architecture Awards

President Kibaki walks with the visiting spiritual leader of the Ismailia community, His Highness the Aga Khan, to his office at State House, Nairobi, where they held talks yesterday. The President is expected to officiate at the State Opening of the Ninth Parliament today. Pic by PPS

News Article The Aga Khan Award encourages Islamic architecture to dare to be different

La Compagnie aérienne du Mali vient combler un vide aberrant pour un pays qui fut l'un des pionniers en la matière, dans les premières années des indépendancesTous nos compatriotes l'attendent avec impatience car l'enjeu est de fierté nationale.

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News Article The Aga Khan Comments on Trends in Breeding Industry

A sell-out Thoroughbred Breeders' Association Awards' Dinner heard the Aga Khan, the Guest Of Honor, expound on his breeding philosophy and then present the 13 awards for excellence in British Thoroughbred Breeding.The Aga Khan had a very successful 2000, headlined by Sinndar winning the Vodafone

News Article The Aga Khan visits Norway

His Highness the Aga Khan is on a two day visit to Norway. The aim is to strengthen the development co-operation between Norway and the Aga Khan Development Network in Pakistan and Afghanistan.The visit is hosted by International Development Minister Hilde Frafjord Johnson.

Rolleiv Solholm
News Article The Aga Khan's O.C.

In a private ceremony at Rideau Hall on June 6, Governor General Adrienne Clarkson installed His Highness the Aga Khan as an honourary Companion of the Order of Canada.

News Article The Other Shiites

The invitation to the gala event came out of the blue, from a woman I had never met, belonging to a group I had never heard of, part of a religious sect I knew nothing about.Naturally, I accepted.

Rob Eshman
News Article The Silk Road Comes to Town This Year's Folklife Festival

For the first time in its 36 years, the Smithsonian Folklife Festival will be dedicated to a single subject: an exploration of the ancient Silk Road, the trade route that linked Asia and Europe, and its influence of its cultures on American life today.From June 26 to 30 and July 3 to 7, visitors

Jacqueline Trescott
News Article The Spirit Behind the Aga Khan Awards

In the Muslim world, the Aga Khan is also larger than life. As a direct descendant of the prophet Muhammad, the 67-year-old holds the hereditary title of 49th spiritual leader to an estimated 20 million Shiite Ismaili Muslims in 25 countries.

Linda Hales
News Article Three Rs443 million projects for Karachi launched

President Gen Pervez Musharraf on Saturday launched three major projects for Karachi which will be completed within two years at a cost of over Rs443 million.

Habib Khan Ghori
News Article Time for conflict resolution has come, says Musharraf

President Gen Pervez Musharraf said on Friday it was not time for crisis management but conflict resolution for a lasting peace in South Asia.'The time for conflict management is over because another conflict is unthinkable.

News Article Twin Towers win architecture prize

The Petronas Towers and a project to revitalise Old Jerusalem were among seven architectural achievements named as winners of the 2004 Aga Khan award for architecture.The prizes were presented by the Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the world's 15 million Shia Ismaili Muslims, yesterday.

Interview The Last Word: Sadruddin Aga Khan-2002-09

Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan doesn’t look much like a fire-breathing ecowarrior. With an Iranian passport, an American education, a Geneva address and a long career as a U.N.

MSNBC
Speech THE DULL EDGES OF OUR DOGMAS-1988-11

Professor Gilbert Murray OM, was of the founder members of the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief and one of its trustees in 1942. In 1950 he made the first Weeks's Good Cause Appeal for the Committee, which raised jus under $18,000.

Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan
Speech THE AGA KHAN: FROM CURZON TO HITLER :A MAN ALWAYS AT THE CENTRE OF HISTORY-1977-11-05

My father, the late Aga Khan, was born 100 years ago on 2nd November. Though he died in 1957 at the turn of what Winston Churchill aptly termed "this tormented half century", few today can separate reality from myth when looking back on his long and active life.

Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan
News Article THE AGA KHAN DEVELOPMENT NETWORK IN EAST AFRICA: AN INTRODUCTION-1997-03-15

The Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) is an international group of institutions, established by the Aga Khan, whose social, economic and cultural activities span South and Central Asia as well as Africa and include Europe and North America (see box).

News Article The Aga Khan arrives in Dar-1997-03-14

The Imam of the Shia Ismailia Muslims, His Highness The Aga Khan, arrived here yesterday from Kenya continuing his eight-day visit to East Africa.

Guardian Reporter
News Article The Aga Khan arrives for E. Africa Tour-1997-03-10

His Highness The Aga Khan arrived in Uganda today at the start of an eight-day visit to East Africa.

Dan Elwana
News Article The Aga Khan Award for Architecture-1998-10-25

THE SECURITY guards were so discreet it was impossible to watch anyone else. They stood at the exit to the marquee and whispered into the microphones on the inside of their wrists. Then they slid between the tables and formed a tunnel. The former First Lady walked in front.

Robert Butler
News Article The News, Karachi - Tuesday, October 6, 1998 A Tajik interlude-1998-10-06

Shortly after we checked in at Hotel Tajikistan in Dushanbe, it shook. But this tremor was quickly dissolved into a rush of intellectual as well as emotional vibrations as we embarked on a remarkable journey of discovery.

Ghazi Salahuddin
News Article THE ACTIVITIES OF THE AGA KHAN FOUNDATION IN TAJIKISTAN -1998-09-29

The Aga Khan Foundation has started its activities in Tajikistan in 1992 by rendering assistance in the country's post-conflict rehabilitation.

Eleonora Yunusova
News Article Tajik Leader Awards Aga Khan IV with Order.-1998-09-22

Spiritual leader of world's Ismailis Aga Khan IV said on Tuesday after his meeting with Tajikistan's President Emomali Rakhmonov that "now Tajikistan is going through a very important time when the foundation is being laid for its development in future."

Interview The Past and Future of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture: Reflections on the First Twenty Years-1998-08-26

Mildred F. Schmertz: You founded the Award twenty years ago, and have sustained it without interruption right up to now. In today's architectural world, new ideas and agendas often have a very short life.

Aga Khan IV (H.H. Prince Karim)
News Article TEACHING VALUE OF VOLUNTEERISM NOW MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER-1998-08-26

Teaching young people the benefits of volunteerism early in life, at school and at home is a concrete means of combating the seemingly overwhelming social problems the world faces entering the new millenium, an international conference was told yesterday.

Press Release The Aga Khan Marries Princess Gabriele zu Leiningen-1998-05-30

His Highness the Aga Khan, Imam (Spiritual Leader) of the Shia Ismaili Muslims today married German-born Princess Dr. Gabriele zu Leiningen.

News Article Take action to help citizens of the developing world-1998-04-05

From television to the Internet, there are many ways to raise awareness about important world issues. But there is hardly any better way than to directly involve people in worthwhile efforts to improve lives abroad. On April 5, the Aga Khan Foundation USA is attempting to do just that.

Press Release The Prince Visits His Network-1998-03-04

The Prince Aga Khan arrived in Abidjan yesterday, for an official three-day visit in Ivory Coast. On this occasion, this afternoon, he is to sign a protocol confirming His co-operation with the Ivorian government.

Web Article The New Portugal Darkhana and Ismaili Center-1998-07-11

The centre is a complex of buildings and gardens composed of three areas : institutional, community and religious. The centre was designed by the architect Raj Rewal in co-operation with the Portuguese architect Frederico Valsassina.

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