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Amineh Ahmed Hoti is a British professor and writer of various books on inter-faith harmony in Pakistan and on social anthropology. She received her PhD from the University of Cambridge,[1] and worked with the United Nations in preventing genocides. She remained an aid worker as well.[2]
She is also Executive Director of Markaz-e-Ilm, the Centre for Dialogue & Action (CD&A) based in Islamabad, Pakistan.[3]
Her family members are also working in the education and social sectors Akbar Ahmed and Zebnisa Jilani, she is from the last royal family of Swat Valley Pakistan.
References
edit- ^ "Interview: Amineh Hoti, interfaith scholar".
- ^ "A blueprint for world peace – Dr Amineh Hoti". Alumni. Retrieved 2024-07-27.
- ^ "Dr. Amineh Ahmed Hoti | Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad". Retrieved 2024-07-27.
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