Aziz Memon is a leading Pakistani businessman on a mission to help rid the country of polio.
National chair for Pakistan PolioPlus Committee he has been on the forefront of the battle against polio.
The Rotarian has contributed to education, health and diplomacy.
Memon is an industrialist and Chairman of the Kings Group of Companies.
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Aziz Memon's dedication to serving humanity and improving the global community is exemplary.
From his first job teaching senior citizens at the age of thirteen, Memon has risen to become the Chairman of the Kings Group, a conglomerate of six companies in industries ranging from textiles to property development.
In the face of threats from the Taliban, which has banned polio vaccination and murdered those who have dared to defy them, Aziz has courageously continued his work to improve the lives of those less fortunate.
Since he began his philanthropic career in 1995 Aziz Memon has received several awards in recognition of selfless dedication towards a better and more peaceful world.
“Aziz is the consummate Rotarian. He has had the ability to build a business, the charm to cultivate an impressive list of contacts and the guts to lead Rotary into areas that only the brave can tread. He is our most valuable resource in Pakistan.”
– K.R. “Ravi” Ravindran, President of Rotary International from Sri Lanka
“Memon has been hugely influential in maintaining and supporting key relationships with political leadership, business leadership, media leadership, religious leadership and the medical leadership.”
– Aidan O’Leary, UNICEF’s Team Leader
Aziz Memon is a prominent business leader who has continued to work tirelessly for the less fortunate
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