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Mozambique’s President Daniel Chapo has sent a message of condolences on the death of Prince Karim Aga Khan IV, which occurred on Tuesday (04-02).
In the message, the Mozambican Head of State states that it was with deep sadness and consternation that he received the news of the death of Aga Khan, whom he considers a visionary, humanitarian and tireless leader, whose dedication to social development and the well-being of communities will leave an indelible mark on humanity.
“Prince Karim Aga Khan leaves a remarkable legacy, not only through his work and dedication to the Foundation, but also through the positive impact on the lives of many people. The Mozambican people are witnesses to the various works of his Foundation in the areas of health and education, which have contributed to the socioeconomic development of our country, which has given greater human dignity to several families”, reads the letter from the Head of State.
President Chapo goes on to stress that Prince Karim Aga Khan will always be remembered, above all, for his commitment to promoting education, health and social progress, “values that transcended borders and benefited countless peoples, including our own, through the Aga Khan Development Network, as a promoter of solidarity and inclusion, which will continue to inspire generations”.
At this difficult time, the head of state adds, the Mozambican people join in the mourning of the family and the Aga Khan Foundation and pay tribute to a life so well lived.
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“It is our hope that you will find comfort in the certainty that Prince Karim Aga Khan left a mark that will continue to shine and make a difference in the world in general and in Mozambique in particular. Indeed, his departure is an irreparable loss, but his memory and his achievements will remain a source of inspiration for us all.”
Therefore, on behalf of the Mozambican people, the Government of the Republic of Mozambique and in his own name, the Mozambican statesman offers his condolences to the Aga Khan’s family, the Ismaili Community and all those who have been impacted by his mission to serve humanity.
President Chapo concludes his message by praying that Prince Aga Khan’s example of leadership and philanthropy will continue to light the way to a more just and harmonious world.
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