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Hazara Council of Great Britain Pays Tribute to the Late Sultan Ali Kishtmand

The Chairperson of the Hazara Council of Great Britain, Mr Hafizullah Khorram, attended the funeral ceremony of the late Sultan Ali Kishtmand, former Prime Minister of Afghanistan, held in London, to pay tribute to his life and legacy. During the ceremony, he delivered a speech honouring Kishtmand's contributions to national unity, social justice, economic development, and equal citizenship, while extending the Council's heartfelt condolences to his family and the people of Afghanistan.


The Chairperson of the Hazara Council of Great Britain, Mr Hafizullah Khorram, attended the funeral ceremony of the late Sultan Ali Kishtmand, former Prime Minister of Afghanistan, to pay tribute to one of the country's most distinguished political figures. During the memorial ceremony, Mr Khorram delivered a speech honouring Kishtmand's life, achievements, and lasting contributions to Afghanistan's political, social, and economic development.

In his address, Mr Khorram described Sultan Ali Kishtmand as a statesman of exceptional integrity, a committed intellectual, and one of the most influential political figures in Afghanistan's contemporary history. Rising from humble beginnings, Kishtmand dedicated his life to serving his country and became a symbol of perseverance, public service, and principled leadership.

He highlighted Kishtmand's vision of an inclusive and prosperous Afghanistan, founded on equal citizenship, social justice, national reconciliation, and respect for all ethnic communities. As Prime Minister during one of the most challenging periods in the nation's history, Kishtmand played a significant role in advancing economic development, land reform, education, healthcare, and public services—leaving behind a legacy that continues to be recognised and remembered.

On behalf of the Hazara Council of Great Britain, Mr Khorram extended heartfelt condolences to the Kishtmand family, friends, colleagues, and the people of Afghanistan. He also emphasised the importance of evaluating historical figures with fairness, objectivity, and respect, noting that such an approach reflects political maturity and promotes national dialogue and reconciliation.

The Council prays for the late Sultan Ali Kishtmand's eternal peace and extends its sincere sympathies to his family and all those mourning his loss. His contributions to Afghanistan's political and economic development will remain an enduring part of the nation's history.


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