THE TEAM

"Never doubt that a group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has."

~ Margaret Mead

TEAM MEMBERS

We are voluntary members of the Indus Peace Park Steering Committee, initiated by the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park Association, which is associated with Rotary International.

We are all Rotarians and volunteer Board members of the Indus Peace Park Society.

Indus Peace Park Society Board Committee Members



Kees van der Pol
CANADA
President
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Ch Mohammed Ayyaz
UNITED KINGDOM
Vice-President
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Norm McCarvell
CANADA
Secretary-Treasurer
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Caleb Summerfelt
UNITED STATES
Webmaster
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Shehzad Ahmed
PAKISTAN
Director
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Anil Ghai
INDIA
Director
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Upinder Singh Ghai
INDIA
Director
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Abdul Haleem
PAKISTAN
Director
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Simran Hasan
PAKISTAN
Director
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Madhukar Malhotra
INDIA
Director
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Salman Mubarak
PAKISTAN
Director
CEO
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Josephine Ojiambo
KENYA
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Anthony Richards
PAKISTAN
Director
PDG 2012-13
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Rajiv Sabharwal
UNITED KINGDOM
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