Speech: Aga Khan Maternity Home Opening Ceremony (Karimabad, Karachi, Pakistan) ·· missing
His Highness the Aga Khan IV SOURCESIsmaili Bulletin, V, 8, April, 1979, pp. 11-16ismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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His Highness the Aga Khan IV SOURCESIsmaili Bulletin, V, 8, April, 1979, pp. 11-16ismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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His Highness the Aga Khan IV sent a message for the Health Seminar which the Aga Khan Central Board of Pakistan and UNICEF had organised to commemorate the International Year of the Child. SOURCESismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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My impression is that the fundamental cause (of economic slippage in the Third World) is the lack of political consistency and stability. Are we talking about free enterprise? Are we talking about socialism? Are we talking about Marxism? ... No matter what these countries do, unless they have underground wealth -- not just oil but ores, diamonds, uranium -- or are ...
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Of the three East African countries where Ismailis lived, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, only Uganda has displayed such a blatant disregard of human rights. I am indebted to the Governments of Tanzania and Kenya for a consistent and humane understanding of our problems. Most Ismailis came here stateless, destitute and almost literally with only the clothes they stood up in. Canada ...
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One of the main causes we hear of the strife in Iran is that the Shah wants progress.... Many of the religious leaders in Iran are opposed to that. They think the conservative approach is best. You yourself are a modern man, Harvard educated, very much a Western oriented man in education and learning. So doesn't that sort of put you ...
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November 14-16, 1978: Visited Vancouver. November 17, 1978: Visited Calgary. November 18 - 19, 1978: Visited Montreal. November 19 - 22, 1978: Visited Toronto. SOURCESismaili.net. POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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The Aga Khan Awards, the first of which will be granted in 1980, will be substantial: $100,000 in each of five different categories for a potential total of $500,000 every three years. Their purpose is to make a strong and continuing impact on the architectural profession, on decision makers and on public opinion everywhere. My words to you this morning signal ...
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All cultures naturally influence each other to a greater or lesser degree; the strongest are those in which the dominant elements remain dominant and refuse to be overwhelmed by external forces. They become stronger still when they retain the ability to select, to absorb that which invigorates and enriches and to reject that which is inimicable. This is what the Western ...
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If a man is enabled to buy or rent a reasonable roof over his head -- it does not have to be a palace -- he will have been provided with the first vital ingredient of his self-respect. If he is married, he will soon be inspired to make his home more comfortable -- or perhaps his wife will encourage him ...
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His Highness the Aga Khan IV gave a speech at the opening ceremony of the Sajan Housing Society of Bombay. SOURCESIsmaili Bulletin, IV, 8, April 1978, pp. 5-6ismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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I have the feeling that if a voluntary association of humanitarian agencies were to exist, based on the rationalisation of the complete inventory of existing organisations, large joint programmes could be launched where individual agencies would be too small, new activities could be located at places of the highest demand and many of the management ideas I have mentioned, such as ...
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January 4, 1978: Visited Darkhana, Karimabad and Hasanabad Jamatkhanas.January 7, 1978: Visited Aly Khan Hospital, Bombay.January 10, 1978: Toured Maharashtra, Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh.January 10, 1978: Visited Rajkot.January 13-14, 1978: Visited Hyderabad.January 15, 1978: Visited Nagpur.January 17-20, 1978: Visited New Dehli.January 20, 1978: Visited Ahmedabad.January 21, 1978: Visited Sidhpur.January 22, 1978: Visited Methan.January 22, 1978: Bombay Hospitality Committee of Hosts Reception.January ...
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His Highness the Aga Khan IV SOURCES POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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It has always been my firm belief that the efficient management of a hospital, a school or a housing estate is as important as it is to a business enterprise. The objective of efficient management in this case, however, is not to make money but to spend what is available in the most effective manner. Saving in this way, without lowering ...
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[Journalists in developing countries] have a duty to explain the policies of their Government in simple language, in the reasoning behind the priorities of official planning and decision making and to report objectively on progress or otherwise towards declared objectives. There is an additional responsibility for journalists in young and developing nations where the basic infrastructure of major institutions such as ...
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November ??, 1977 (Karachi): Dinner hosted by the Ambassador of Iran. SOURCESismaili.net. POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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SOURCESIsmaili Bulletin, IV, 4 December 1977, pp. 13Africa Ismaili, XII, 11 July 1982, pp. 32ismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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Speaking at a dinner in his honour by I.P.S., His Highness the Aga Khan said that people in the Northern Areas suffered from thyroid imbalances due to the use of rock salt, and that iodine-salt would provide the cure for this and that I.P.S. should look into putting up a plant for the production of iodine salt for the Northern Areas. ...
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Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version . You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. His Highness the Aga Khan IV SOURCESIlm, Supplement, 1976, pp. 9-10Ismaili Bulletin, III, 8-10, April-June, 1977, pp. 5-8Audio: ismaili.net (Pakistan Ismalia Association) POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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I have observed in the Western world a deeply changing pattern of human relations. The anchors of moral behaviour appear to have dragged to such depths that they no longer hold firm the ship of life: what was once wrong is now simply unconventional, and for the sake of individual freedom must be tolerated. What is tolerated soon becomes accepted. Contrarily, ...
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The old saying that man's material progress can be achieved by a judicious application of both the carrot and the stick has a great deal of truth in it. It could be argued today that efficient management in many of the world's mixed economies has reached a point where the public sector could benefit from a little more stick and where ...
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Finally, Ladies and Gentlemen, I am happy to announce this evening what I hope, in the fullness of time, will become a major influence on the evolution of the Muslim cultural heritage. It concerns the art form in which I have taken a deep personal interest for many years. Beginning in 1980, and every three years thereafter, I propose to offer ...
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His Highness the Aga Khan IV addressed the Karachi Press Club. SOURCESismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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I fear the day when Islam will be our faith, yet its outward manifestation in the buildings we work and live in, the paintings and works of art we behold and the music we listen to, will be dominated by foreign cultures which have their roots neither in our spiritual beliefs nor in our great artistic heritage.... Hundreds and thousands of ...
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February ??, 1976 (Karachi): Luncheon hosted by the Sind Transport Minister.February ??, 1976 (Karachi): Banquet in Honour Governor of Sind.March 17, 1976 (Karachi): Karimabad Maternity Home Foundation Stone Ceremony. SOURCESismaili.net. POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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The sheer variety of Kenya's attractions have few equals anywhere. I speak not only of the National Parks with their mountains, forests, plains, deserts and coastal shores nor even of the wildlife -- which of course is unique -- but also of the cultures, people and traditions. These priceless assets must be preserved and cherished at all costs, not simply for ...
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The timely creation of a national press through private initiative in Kenya may well have helped to make it possible for the Kenya government to maintain a free press, one of the rare exceptions in developing countries. Once financial success has been achieved, we put a substantial part of the shareholding at the disposal of the public through the medium of ...
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March 9?, 1972 (Karachi): Dinner hosted by the the Governor of Sind.March 10?, 1972 (Karachi): Dinner in Honour of the Federal Minister for Tourism and other official of Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation. SOURCESismaili.net. POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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His Highness the Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the Ismailis, yesterday pledged his community's full support to the development of Kenya when he spcke at a civic reception in his honour in Mombasa.... He reiterated that the Ismailis will continue to play their part in the development of Kenya as loyal citizens. His Highness the Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the ...
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In a brief speech the Aga Khan assured the president of his community's loyalty to Uganda, and said it would continue to participate fully in the [Uganda's] development. Speaking at an official dinner at State House, last night Gen-eral Amin said he hoped the good relationship between the Ismaili community and his government would continue. In a brief speech the Aga ...
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His Highness the Aga Khan said his community had not only demonstrated their commitment to Uganda within Uganda itself but had carried it far outside the country's borders by channelling foreign investments into a very large number of projects in the field of industry and tourism, adding "We hope that our efforts will be recognised." His Highness the Aga Khan said ...
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February 21, 1972 (Entebbe, Uganda): At a Press conference at Entebbe Airport, His Highness the Aga Khan said; "It is the policy of my community in Uganda for many years to be part and parcel of Uganda and identify themselves as Uganda citizens."February 28, 1972 (Kisumu, Kenya): Grand Ball hosted by the Ismaili Community; attending guests were Kenya's Vice President.February 29, ...
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I hope, however, that the benefit of this hospital will spread far beyond the patients who enter its doors. It is, after all, to be a training institution, not only for doctors but also for nurses. In Pakistan, where there is just one doctor to every 7,000 inhabitants, an addition of even 100 doctors every year to the national total must ...
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When you are in school, you are with children who may be of European origin, of African origin or whatever it may be. Treat them as your friends and your equals ... All your lives I want you to remember that this is the way you should think and this is the way you should act. When you are in school, ...
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His Highness the Aga Khan IV witnessed the opening of I.P.S. in Dar es Salaam , Tanzania. Mr. George Kahama, General manager of the National Development Corporation of Tanzania said in his address; "His Highness The Aga Khan has always taught and urged the members of the Ismaili community to be loyal and true citizens to the country in which they ...
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His Highness the Aga Khan IV addressed leading newspaper editors and reporters of Pakistan invited for an informal gathering at Vazir Amirali Fancy's residence. He answered questions related to Industrial Promotion Services (IPS), tourism opportunities and the Medical College and Hospital being planned for Karachi. SOURCESIsmaili Mirrorismaili.net POSSIBLY RELATED READINGS (GENERATED AUTOMATICALLY) ...
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When delivering my Convocation Address at the University of Sind, I emphasised my belief that the Muslim countries of the world, and particularly those of the RCD, which have such a magnificent cultural heritage, must seek to create a revival of Muslim architecture. I pointed to the millions of non-Muslim tourists who travel from all over the world to see our ...
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The last time I spoke to you was in December 1964. It gave me a very special feeling of pride on that occasion to be able to announce that my community and I would build an ultra-modern hospital and medical college here in Karachi. Since that announcement, some of you may have wondered what has been happening behind the scenes. In ...
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I believe that in other parts of the world, the time and effort and thought that has gone into planning and developing new educational institutions, has shown without doubt very substantial results in the Jamat position in the past 13 years. This was why in Pakistan I decided that we have to create, regardless of the very substantial costs involved, new ...
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If there are teachers who wish to go to foreign training institutions, in order to carry out a year or two years of post graduate studies, but will then undertake to come back to our schools; then I would like to assure you of my full support for this programme. However, I want to emphasise that we can not send teachers ...