[WSIS CS-Plenary] nomination if any thing else is needed please specify [WSIS CS-Plenary] RE: [CS Bureau] Re: [WSIS CS-Plenary] RE: Répondre: [CS Bureau] Proposal to form a Civil S ociety Nomination Committee to select candidates for th e Global Allia

[malik khan]

H.E. Renate Bloem, CONGO President

Muhammad Tajani

Philipe Dam

Mammy Karen Blanks

Greetings

Thank you very much for your kind letter.  Please give all the information
you need .  Please let me know what else is needed to be provided by me.

We support the United Nations and disseminate information globally.  I have
been notified by H.E. Dr. Renate Bloem, and we will do our utmost best to
please her and accommodate her everywhere on the globe.  As a member of the
CONGO Board, I recognize my obligation to provide any way I can assist in
this regard. Kindly provide all information what is needed, who else we have
to approach, and what is expected of us.  I am in communication with Africa
and Asia regarding this project, and we will provide our utmost to
accommodate this project as Asia and Africa are lacking and are more in need
of this work.

Thank you very much for your kind cooperation and informing me in time.

Yours truly,

Malik Sardar Khan

My vitae follows:

Full name: Malik Sardar Khan

Place of birth: Quetta, Pakistan

Date of birth: April 8, 1943

Citizenship: U.S.A.

Marital status: Married

ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

1. Doctor of Philosophy in Management, 1989.

2. B.SC. in Hospitality Management, 1974.

3. Cornell University School of Hotel Administration, studied 1968-1970 and
1971-1973.

4. B.A. in Political Science, University of the Punjab, Muslim
Anglo-Oriental College, 1968.

5. F.SC. in Pre-Engineering, Government College, Quetta, 1966.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

1. Real Estate Broker, State of Florida, 1979-present.

2. National Association of Securities Dealers Series 7 qualification, 1979.

3. Notary Public, State of Florida, 1979-present.

4. Auctioneer, State of Florida, 1994-present.

5. Well qualified in computer hardware and software

PUBLISHED ARTICLES AND BOOKS:

Thesis: economic development of Pakistan

Since 1992 several of his articles have been published by Muslim
organizations and by Muslim and non-Muslim newspapers and magazines around
the globe and on numerous websites.

Lavishly illustrated book, *Haramain*, published 2006

MEMBERSHIP IN ORGANIZATIONS

1. World Muslim Congress (Motamar Al-Alam Al-Islami); member since 1978;
Councillor for the U.S. and Main Representative to the United Nations since
1988.

2. WCRP/USA (World Conference on Religions and Peace); member 1979-present.

3. Muslim Educational, Cultural, and Cooperative Association, Inc.; founder
(1984); current Chairman of the Constitution and Administration (the highest
executive post).

4. Muslim Cemetery, Inc.: founder (1985); current Chairman of the
Constitution and Administration (the highest executive post).

5. World Council of Muslim Communities, Inc.: founder (1990);
Secretary-General 1990-present.

6. Motamar Al-Alam Al-Islami, Inc.: founder (1995); Secretary-General
1995-present.

7. East-West University: Trustee, 1992-present.

8. United Nations Lumbini Project: Advisory Board, 1986-1987.

9. International Organization for World Peace, Disarmament, Development, and
Human Rights (an NGO): member 1992-present.

10. Islamic Society of Brevard County (located in Melbourne, Florida):
co-founder, 1985.

11. Muslim Communities Association of South Florida (located in Miami):
president 1989-1991.

12. International Organization for World Peace, Disarmament, Development,
and Human Rights, 1992-present.

13. Pakistani American Congress, 1993.

14. International Commission for the Prevention of Alcoholism and Drug
Dependency, 1993-present; Advisor to the Governing Board, 1994-present

CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS ATTENDED

WCRP/III, Princeton, New Jersey, 1979

Japan/U.S. Interreligious Consultation, Tokyo, May 1983 (sponsored by
WCRP/International)

United Nations International Conference on Population and Development,
Mexico City, August 1983

Conference on the political situation in Afghanistan, Miami, Florida, 1987

Ninth Plenary Session of the World Muslim Congress (Motamar Al-Alam
Al-Islami), Karachi, Pakistan, March 1988

ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) annual conventions, Labor Day
weekend, 1988 and 1989

IATA (International Association of Travel Agents) conference in Miami,
Florida

Council for the National Interest conference, Orlando, Florida, 1990

UNICEF "Year of the Child" summit conference, Princeton, New Jersey, 1990

Muslim World League's International Islamic Conference on the Current
Situation in the Gulf, Makkah al-Mukarramah, September 1990

Council of Masajid Seerah conferences in New York from time to time late
'80's/early '90's and their Chicago meeting September 21-23, 1990

Anesthesiologists' convention, 1991

East-West University convocations, 1991-1993

Several Hotel Ezra Cornells at the Cornell University School of Hotel
Administration

Two COMDEX (computer) conventions in Las Vegas, Nevada, and one in Atlanta,
Georgia

Islamic Educational Congress Seerah conference, Atlanta, Georgia, April,
1992

Global Forum, United Nations Conference on the Environment and Development,
Rio de Janeiro, June, 1992

World Women's Conference, Miami, Florida, 1992

Tenth Plenary Session of the World Muslim Congress (Motamar Al-Alam
Al-Islami), Colombo, Sri Lanka, September 1992

Pakistani American Congress, annual convention, April, 1993, Oakbrook,
Illinois

1993 Parliament of the World's Religions, Chicago, August 28-September 5,
1993

ECOSOC meeting at the United Nations, July 22, 1994, where Dr. Khan
delivered a speech on human rights abuses in Kashmir

Ninth World Congress of the International Commission for the Prevention of
Alcoholism and Drug Dependency, Hamburg, Germany, August 14-18, 1994

Eleventh Plenary Session of the World Muslim Congress (Motamar Al-Alam
Al-Islami), Islamabad, Pakistan, September, 1997

1999 Seoul International Conference of NGOs, Seoul, Korea, October 10-16,
1999

UNICEF conference, "Global Movement for Children and Youth", May 21, 2000

Millennium Forum, United Nations, May 22-26, 2000

53rd Annual DPI/NGO Conference, Global Solidarity: The Way to Peace and
International Cooperation, August 28-30, and its reception August 29, 2000

Dinner party, "Building a Culture of Peace for the 21st Century" put on by
the Association of World Citizens and Tai Ji Men Qigong Academy on August
28, 2000

World Peace Conference of International Religious and Spiritual Leaders, New
York, August 29-31, 2000

Muslim World League meetings, New York, August 2000 and June 2002

East-West University's Twentieth Anniversary Convocation Dinner with Special
Guest, World Council President Dr. Abdullah bin Omar Nasseef, Chicago,
September 1, 2000

Annual convention of ISNA (Islamic Society of North America) Labor Day
Weekend, 2000

"Millennium World Peace and Harmony" interfaith dialogue, October 7, 2000,
Takoma Park, MD, where Dr. Khan presented the speech "Islam, the Religion of
Peace"

World Muslim Congress Executive Meeting, Islamabad, Pakistan, October 23-25,
2000

Second International Conference on Economics and Conservation of Renewable
Natural Resources in Arid Zones, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, October, 2000

Islamic International Conference (organized by Falah Foundation), Lahore,
Pakistan, November 3-5, 2000

27th Special Session of the UN General Assembly on Children, May 6-10, 2002;
worked closely with the Pakistan delegation

August 2002 session of Ad Hoc Committee on a Comprehensive and Integral
International Convention on the Protection and Promotion of Rights and
Dignity of Persons with Disabilities

11th World Congress of the International Commission for the Prevention of
Alcoholism and Drug Dependency, Bethesda, Maryland, October 6-8, 2002.
Theme: "Prevention Now ... Forever".

Conference on "Justice and World Peace" sponsored by World Muslim Congress
in association with Sri Lanka Islamic Centre, Colombo, December 18-19, 2002.

"International Conference on Peace" sponsored by Kashmiri-American Council,
Washington, DC, July 24-25, 2003.

Parliament of the World's Religions, Barcelona, Spain, July 2004: presented
a paper on cloning and stem-cell research.

Dubai: Ejaz-ul-Quran conference, 2004, presented paper on cloning and
stem-cell research

Khyber Medical College, Peshawar, Pakistan, 2004, presented paper on cloning
and stem-cell research

Askari Medical College, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, 2004, presented paper on
cloning and stem-cell research

Makkah, Saudi Arabia, 2004, presented paper on cloning and stem-cell
research to Ejaz-ul-Quran Board

SEEDS conference, June, 2005, Berrien Springs, Michigan, presented paper on
HIV/AIDS

Makkah, Saudi Arabia, 2005, presented paper on HIV/AIDS to Ejaz-ul-Quran
Board

Islamabad, Pakistan, February 2006, mini-conference on current issues
sponsored by World Muslim Congress

Have attended conferences sponsored by Rabita Al-Alam Al-Islami Hajj 2004,
2005, and 2006

Miami, Florida, 2006, presented paper on Islamic tolerance and solidarity,
which is being printed in the UN Chronicle

We communicate and disseminate United Nations work to approximately 8000
organizations and individuals email addresses

Have worked on numerous community development projects

RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

Dr. Malik Sardar Khan has devoted a great part of his life to the causes of
Islam and peace as evidenced by his many memberships in Islamic and
interfaith organizations. He has founded three Islamic organizations and
co-founded or taken an active role in the founding of several others ranging
from local to international in scope.

Dr. Khan's greatest interest has been the establishment of mosques in the
United States. Besides playing a major role in the establishment of mosques
in Atlanta, Georgia, Melbourne, Florida, Brunswick, New Jersey, Pompano,
Florida, and elsewhere in the United States, he has selflessly devoted
countless hours of service to The Muslim Center, Inc. (the Muslim students'
organization at the University of Miami) and Muslim Communities Association
of South Florida, of which he is past president and which he continues to
serve in a consulting role. Dr. Khan regularly performs Islamic marriages
and marriage counseling.

Dr. Khan is a Muslim scholar, learned liberal, influential peace
coordinator, and community leader in the United States. He is a patient man
who accommodates to the sufferings of Muslims and non-Muslims. He is an
internationally known and highly respected individual who has taken part as
a Muslim in dialogues with non-Muslims.

Dr. Khan has broad-based experience and participates in a wide variety of
events that are to his interest. He performed Hajj in 2003 (1423 H.) and has
performed numerous `umras.

Dr. Khan states: "All we religionists have one thing in common: we all are
devoted to the cause of long-lasting peace. If we all put our resources
together, we can fight all the evils in the world and love all human beings
as our brothers and sisters. I wish for people to join hands to bring a
common understanding through religion and go beyond selfish desires to make
this world a paradise."

BUSINESS

Dr. Khan has owned his own businesses, professional licenses, and
established corporations since 1980 which encompass a variety of commercial
ventures. His established businesses and professional qualifications include
import and export of goods and services for hospitals, hotels, motels, and
restaurants; real estate investment, time sharing, resort management, and
travel management. Dr. Khan is an international personality who has access
and connections worldwide to provide you help in the world of business and
business opportunities. Dr. Khan can enter into joint ventures with you.

His business entities include:

The Happy Plate, Inc.

Kharabs, Inc.

Sobeka, Inc.

Musselman Commerce, Inc.

Allstate Auctioneers

... among others

MEMBERSHIP IN ORGANIZATIONS NOT INVOLVED IN RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES

1. Cornell Society of Hotelmen, 1968-1973

2. Miami Board of Realtors, 1979-1981

3. Keyes No. 1 Club ( a real estate honor society), 1979-1980

4. American Society of Notaries, 1983-present

5. Northwestern Dade Association of REALTORS, 1994-present

LANGUAGES

Besides English, Dr. Khan is fluent in his native languages Pushto, Persian,
and Urdu. He also speaks Punjabi and Tajiki, thus covering most of the
Indian subcontinent.

ADDRESSES

    Business Address: Correspondence Address:

Dr. Malik S. Khan Dr. Malik S. Khan

527 E. 9th St., #6 PO Box 143164

Hialeah, FL 33010-4559 Coral Gables, FL 33114-3164

U.S.A. U.S.A.

Tel. (305)-446-7372

Fax (305)-444-2001

Email: 7860786 at worldnet.att.net

Email: motamar at hotmail.com













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On 5/5/06, Philippe Dam <wsis at ngocongo.org> wrote:
>
>  Dear Mr. Khan,
>
>
>
> I understand you are willing to nominate yourself to be considered by the
> CS Nom Com for the Global Alliance Strategy Council membership.
>
> To that end, I would appreciate you provide me with further information
> regarding your biography and the vision of your role within the strategy
> Council if selected. More details would help the Nomination Committee in its
> selection.
>
>
>
> I will therefore keep your name in the list of nominees, but I am waiting
> for further detail as follows:
>
>
>
> Name
>
> Dr Malik Khan
>
> CS affiliation
>
> World Muslim Congress
>
> Country
>
> USA
>
> Gender
>
> Male
>
> Age
>
> 63
>
> *Biographical Statement*
>
> World biggest oldest Islamic Organisation Observatory status at OIC and
> others world wide. Most active Islamic N.G.O
>
> Secretary Gen of World Council Of Muslim Communities.
>
> Key player in World Muslim Congress
>
>
>
> *More details would be needed here about your previous commitments, in
> particular regarding the use ICTs for Development and the UN development
> agenda (MDG).*
>
> *Vision of their contribution to the GA Strategy Council*
>
> *Please provide some details.*
>
>
>
> Many thanks for your interest in this initiative and best regards,
>
>
>
> Philippe Dam
>
> Conference of NGOs
>
>
>
>
>
>
>  ------------------------------
>
> *De :* plenary-admin at wsis-cs.org [mailto:plenary-admin at wsis-cs.org] *De la
> part de* malik khan
> *Envoyé :* jeudi, 4. mai 2006 13:47
> *À :* plenary at wsis-cs.org; bureau-admin at wsis-cs.org; rbloem at ngocongo.org
> *Cc :* bureau at wsis-cs.org
> *Objet :* [WSIS CS-Plenary] nomination if any thing else is needed please
> specify [WSIS CS-Plenary] RE: [CS Bureau] Re: [WSIS CS-Plenary] RE:
> Répondre: [CS Bureau] Proposal to form a Civil S ociety Nomination Committee
> to select candidates for th e Global Alliance
>
>
>
> Dear Sir Muhammad Tajani
>
> Dear Sir nPhilipe Dam
>
> Dear Mammy Karen Blanks
>
>
>
> I have send you my nomination please let me know if any thing is missing.
>
> Nomination
>
>  Name Dr Malik Khan
>
> Country  United State of America
>
> Gender    Male
>
> Age        63 years
>
> Statement  World biggest oldest Islamic Organisation
>
> Observatory status at OIC and others world wide
>
> Most active Islamic N.G.O
>
> Secretary Gen of World Council Of Muslim Communities.
>
> Key player in World Muslim Congress .
>
> *nomination if any thing else is needed please specify [WSIS CS-Plenary]
> RE: [CS Bureau] Re: [WSIS CS-Plenary] RE: Répondre: [CS Bureau] Proposal to
> form a Civil S ociety Nomination Committee to select candidates for th e
> Global Alliance Strategy Coun *
>
>
>
> On 5/4/06, *Philippe Dam* <wsis at ngocongo.org> wrote:
>
> [Please note that by using 'REPLY', your response goes to the entire list.
> Kindly use individual addresses for responses intended for specific people]
>
> Click http://wsis.funredes.org/plenary/ to access automatic translation of
> this message!
> _______________________________________
>
>
> That's totally correct!
>
> Deadline for nomination is 10 may to the CS Nom Com, as well as for
> nomination directly submitted to UN DESA.
>
> Best,
>
> Ph
>
>
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De: bureau-admin at wsis-cs.org [mailto:bureau-admin at wsis-cs.org] De la part
> de karen banks
> Envoyé: mercredi, 3. mai 2006 17:57
> Ŕ: plenary at wsis-cs.org ; 'Mohamed Tijani BEN JEMAA'; bureau at wsis-cs.org
> Cc: rbloem at ngocongo.org; plenary at wsis-cs.org
> Objet: [CS Bureau] Re: [WSIS CS-Plenary] RE: Répondre: [CS Bureau]
> Proposal
> to form a Civil S ociety Nomination Committee to select candidates for th
> e
> Global Alliance Strategy Council
>
> hi philippe
>
> thanks for the clarification - so, in either case, nominations must
> be made by May 10th - isn't that correct?
>
> May 10th to the CS Nomcom, and May 10th to UNDESA direct (if people
> choose to do so)
>
> karen
>
> >Thanks for this comment. We have of course been in contact with Sergei
> >Kambalov (UN DESA) about this proposed time line and he accepted that the
> CS
> >recommendation for GA StraC membership be submitted to UN DESA on 19 May.
>
> >
> >However, the deadline for individual direct self-nominations to UN DESA
> as
> >indicated on the UN ICTTF website might remain 10 May.
> >
> >Since we have the UN DESA OK for submission on 19 May, we will keep the
> time
> >schedule as previously indicated this morning.
> >
> >A webpage on the CONGO website is up to be finalized, including the list
> of
> >Nom Com volunteers and nominees.
> >
> >I'll update you all tomorrow morning.
> >
> >Best,
> >
> >Philippe
>
>
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