Naheed Nenshi: Why I’m grateful for the Aga Khan’s extraordinary service to humanity
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Media Source: The Globe and Mail (Canada)
Date: 13 May 2018
On the occasion of the Aga Khan’s visit to Western Canada marking the Diamond Jubilee, Naheed Nenshi, Mayor of Calgary, has been reflecting on his 60 years of service to humanity, but particularly to Canada. Much has been said this year about his extraordinary record: about the remarkable success of the anti-poverty initiati
On the occasion of the Aga Khan’s visit to Western Canada marking the Diamond Jubilee, Naheed Nenshi, Mayor of Calgary, has been reflecting on his 60 years of service to humanity, but particularly to Canada. Much has been said this year about his extraordinary record: about the remarkable success of the anti-poverty initiatives of the Aga Khan Development Network; about the advances in the treatment and success of women and girls of every faith where the network operates; even about the light the Aga Khan has shone on the architecture of the Islamic world.