Prince Karim Aga Khan, founder of the Aga Khan Development Network, passed away at 88, and his death has triggered an outpouring of condolences in Mozambique, where his projects have significantly impacted communities. Benvinda Levi noted the network’s crucial support during crises, especially in Cabo Delgado.
Benvinda Levi, a former Prime Minister of Mozambique, expressed profound sorrow over the passing of Prince Karim Aga Khan, highlighting his significant contributions to the nation. The Aga Khan Network has long maintained a supportive relationship with Mozambique, particularly aiding those affected by the ongoing terrorism in Cabo Delgado. Levi emphasized the network’s unwavering presence during the country’s most challenging times.
Prince Karim Aga Khan, the founder of the Aga Khan Development Network, passed away at the age of 88 in Lisbon. He was an influential leader among the Shiite Ismaili Muslims, known for his dedication to fostering economic and social development, especially in impoverished areas. The network has been active in various sectors such as education and health, with various projects launched since a cooperation agreement was signed in 1998 with Mozambique.
The passing of Prince Karim Aga Khan is a loss felt deeply in Mozambique, where his network has been vital in promoting development and providing aid during crises. His initiatives, particularly in Cabo Delgado, demonstrate a commitment to improving lives through education, health, and infrastructure. The legacy of his work will continue to benefit the people of Mozambique.
Original Source: clubofmozambique.com
