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AKAH project improves water supply in Tajikistan
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AKAH project improves water supply in Tajikistan

Under the Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation Management Project (SWSMT), the Aga Khan Agency for Habitat Tajikistan (AKAH) has successfully completed technical feasibility, hazard and environmental assessments for water supply systems for 75 targeted villages. Under the project, AKAH established a water quality testing laboratory that was accredited by the Government of Tajikistan.
In the fight against Covid-19, these bright, young Pakistanis are coming together and improvising
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In the fight against Covid-19, these bright, young Pakistanis are coming together and improvising

Pakistan's youth is coming up with quick and useful strategies to tackle COVID-19, including setting up helplines, collecting protective equipment for medical staff and innovating for ventilators. Student Taskforce Against Covid-19 (Stac-19) was started by final year medical students at the Aga Khan University Hospital. The taskforce runs a helpline and is also helping the Pakistan Medical Association in identifying volunteers to help out at Karachi's Expo Centre isolation ward.
Art that transcends borders at the Aga Khan Museum
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Art that transcends borders at the Aga Khan Museum
US Ambassador unveils refurbished tombs in Hyderabad
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India: US Ambassador unveils refurbished tombs in Hyderabad

On 9 March in Hyderabad, the US Ambassador to India, Kenneth I. Juster, unveiled the refurbished Qutb Shahi Tombs restored by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture. Speaking on the occasion, the Ambassador said that it was very important to restore the cultural heritage of India. He added it was his third visit to the tombs and was delightful to see these tombs restored successfully.
5th Graduation Ceremony of Postgraduate Medical Education Programme held at FMIC
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Afghanistan: 5th Graduation Ceremony of Postgraduate Medical Education Programme held at FMIC

On 7 March in Kabul, the French Medical Institute for Mothers and Children (FMIC) held its fifth graduation ceremony of the Postgraduate Medical Education (PGME) Programme. Twelve specialists including 10 male and 2 female doctors were awarded certificates in seven specialisations. Ambassador Sheherazade Hirji, AKDN Diplomatic Representative to Afghanistan, said that FMIC’s PGME is a flagship programme developed in partnership with the Aga Khan University and the Ministry of Public Health that brought cutting-edge skills and knowledge in Afghanistan through its blended programme.