Pakistan PM Presents Commemorative Stamp to Prince Rahim Aga Khan Honoring Karim Aga Khan IV's Services to Pakistan

Pakistan PM Presents Commemorative Stamp to Prince Rahim Aga Khan Honoring Karim Aga Khan IV's Services to Pakistan
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In a ceremony that underscored Pakistan's appreciation for international humanitarian leadership, Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif presented a commemorative stamp to Prince Rahim Aga Khan, a representative of His Highness the Aga Khan IV. Issued by Pakistan Post, the stamp honors His Highness for his lifelong services to Pakistan through the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) and related philanthropic initiatives. The event reflects decades of collaboration between the Pakistani state and the Aga Khan Foundation across education, health, rural development, and disaster relief, with AKDN projects touching communities in multiple provinces. The presence of Prince Rahim Aga Khan signals continuity in the long-standing relationship between Pakistan and the Aga Khan family and highlights the influence of philanthropic leadership on development outcomes. The commemorative stamp serves as a tangible symbol of gratitude and a reminder of the significant social impact generated by partnerships between government, the diaspora, and charitable institutions in Pakistan.

Source: Statement from @GovtofPakistan

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Published: May 21, 2026, 1:09 am

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Humanitarian Affairs Stringer at Get News Website

Yasmin Omar is a freelance journalist and stringer for Get News Website, based in Berlin. She specializes in humanitarian affairs, tracking and reporting on the international aid response, NGO operations, and the deepening humanitarian crisis inside Afghanistan. Fluent in Dari, Pashto, German, and English, she translates reports and interviews aid workers to explain the complex crisis to a global audience.

Berlin, Germany

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