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Harvest Green Jamatkhana opened in Houston
The National Economic Planning Board has dedicated February as Retirement Savings Month. It is VITAL that you plan for your retirement as it will provide an improved quality of life in later years. Informational webinars and knowledge articles will be shared throughout the month to help you start your journey.
Celebration of Service Week is an annual tradition that is held to commemorate our time-honored tradition of service and offer our deepest appreciation to all our volunteers for their exemplary efforts. Our Jamat is blessed with many volunteers who dedicate their time and talents in various capacities to ensure positive, fulfilling experiences for all members of our community. During this week, we invite all Jamati members to participate in various workshops, sessions, and activities to celebrate our volunteers through art, expression, and memories. Please see the calendar of events below for event details!
The recent volatility in the US and global banking system may have broader implications for business sectors outside of finance and technology, as well as the US economy at large. It is important to be prepared for continued uncertainty by embracing best practices and exercising prudence.
Houston Mayor’s delegation visits Ismaili Centre, Toronto, and Aga Khan Museum.
University of Central Asia leaders visit the USA
Record Number of Ismailis Win Election Races
The US economy is showing signs of slowing, with the possibility of a recession in the coming months. Economic volatility is expected to present challenges due to rising prices, higher interest rates, geopolitical tensions, and supply chain disruptions.
Launching Institutional Spotlight, a segment highlighting members of the professional staff that serve the Jamati institutions. Our inaugural edition features Eram Mansia, Regional Academic Lead of the Secondary Teacher Education Program.
Shortly after his arrival in Houston yesterday, Prince Amyn met with Houston Mayor, the Honorable Sylvester Turner at City Hall. During their meeting, the Mayor bestowed Prince Amyn with an Honorary Citizenship of the City of Houston.