Aga Khan University sets aside Sh910bn for new campuses

The Aga Khan University plans to invest more than $700 million (over Sh910 billion) in new campuses and programmes in East Africa that will see the creation of more than 6,000 jobs in the region, its president said yesterday.

Mr Firoz Rasul said the university was looking forward to working with the national governments in the region to ensure a conducive environment for such an investment.

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  1. Dear All
    We all ismailies are proud of you all and we just wish you all the Very Best from the bottom of our heart in all your endeavors

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    Khurram Khimani.

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  2. “A thousand years ago, my forefathers, the Fatimid imam-caliphs of Egypt, founded al-Azhar University and the Academy of Knowledge in Cairo. In the Islamic tradition, they viewed the discovery of knowledge as a way to understand, so as to serve better God’s creation, to apply knowledge and reason to build society and shape human aspirations”(Aga Khan IV, Speech, 25th June 2004, Matola, Mozambique)

    “Education has been important to my family for a long time. My forefathers founded al-Azhar University in Cairo some 1000 years ago, at the time of the Fatimid Caliphate in Egypt. Discovery of knowledge was seen by those founders as an embodiment of religious faith, and faith as reinforced by knowledge of workings of the Creator’s physical world. The form of universities has changed over those 1000 years, but that reciprocity between faith and knowledge remains a source of strength”(Aga Khan IV, 27th May 1994, Cambridge, Massachusets, U.S.A.)

    http://gonashgo.blogspot.com/2008/09/400blogpost-four-hundred-knowledge.html

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