Hamed Wardak and Oxford University

Hamed Wardak attained an M Phil and M Litt in Politics at Oxford University. He also studied at other prestigious educational institutions, which has no doubt stood him in good stead for his business career. Hamed Wardak is the founder and CEO of Ludus Athletics. At the tender age of 34, Wardak is working hard to improve Afghan-American relations. In addition, he founded Fedayeen-e-Sol which seeks to actualize Afghan governmental reform through non-violent methods. So when it comes to business, political relations, or academia, Hamed Wardak is someone who is on the case.

Wardak and New Developments in Oxford

Recently there has been talk of improving the quality of life for women in Afghanistan. Such a measure would be one Hamed Wardak would support. So the fact that a new project has been undertaken by a female member of staff at Oxford University on great female scientists in our past, is a welcome addition to focusing on the importance of women in society today. The original idea behind the venture was to promote women in science. Surely such a project like this can only lead to the advancement of women’s successes throughout the world, and the people of Afghanistan could learn greatly from it.

President Karzai & President Obama to Meet

Today, May 12th, President Obama will welcome Afghan President Hamid Karzai to the White House for a second day of partnership talks. Certainly, this is promising news to advocates of Afghan-US relations like Hamed Wardak.

In addition to meeting with President Obama, Karzai will also meet with Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi and other House leaders later in the day on Wednesday. While Obama and Karzai have recently had some issues with each other, these do not serve as obstacles for them.

As Secretary of State Hillary Clinton explained on Tuesday, “President Obama and President Karzai both understand that the ability to disagree on issues of importance is not an obstacle to achieving our shared objectives, but rather it reflects a level of trust.”

Hamed Wardak and Others Giving Back

Learn from this video about the amazing work that USA for UNHCR does to help refugees in Afghanistan and other locations. Afghan-American activists like Hamed Wardak have given generously to help UNHCR programs. His recent $100,000 grant is aimed at helping women and children in Afghanistan who are considered to be at the greatest economic risk.

Learn more about the plight of these people in this video.