Kazakhstan Honorary Consul in Hyderabad receives CMA Global Leadership Award
Hyderabad, Oct 4 (TNT): Honorary Consul of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Hyderabad Dr Nawab Mir Nasir Ali Khan has been honoured with the Commonwealth Medical Association (CMA) Global Leadership Award at the CMA Global Summit on Longevity and Healthy Ageing held at the Commonwealth Secretariat, Marlborough House, London.
Dr Khan attended the international summit as a Special Guest and Speaker.
The event brought together medical professionals, healthcare leaders, experts and distinguished guests from Commonwealth countries and other parts of the world to deliberate on longevity, healthy ageing, healthcare innovation and the future of human wellbeing.
Representing Kazakhstan at the international forum, Dr Khan participated in discussions on global health, international cooperation and the need to promote healthier and longer lives.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Khan expressed his appreciation for the invitation and the recognition, describing the award as an honour and a significant milestone in his diplomatic and international engagement.
He stressed the importance of international dialogue, knowledge-sharing and cooperation among nations in addressing global health challenges and promoting longevity, wellbeing and quality of life.
The Commonwealth Medical Association, established in 1962, is an international professional organisation working to strengthen medical cooperation among Commonwealth countries, support National Medical Associations and promote professional development and medical ethics.
Dr Khan is also Promoter and Managing Director of MAK Projects, where he has promoted the philosophy of “Clean, Green, Healthy Living”.
Through BTR Greens, the organisation promotes environmentally responsible development, green spaces and healthier lifestyles.
The recognition comes amid Dr Khan’s continued engagement across diplomatic, healthcare and business platforms, with a focus on strengthening people-to-people relations and cooperation between India, Kazakhstan, Commonwealth countries and the wider international community.
