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Here’s why Google invited Shahid Afridi at its Singapore headquarters

Pakistan’s world-renowned and most loved cricket all-rounder and philanthropist Shahid Khan Afridi was invited by the Google at its Singapore headquarter for lunch on Monday. It seems like Afridi is still winning the hearts of people even outside of the stadium.

On this honored occasion, he gave to the Google Team an impressive presentation of his welfare organization Shahid Afridi Foundation and its new project “Hope Not Out”. Afridi further said that his foundation will not be limited to just Pakistan but will work under the banner of humanity all over the globe in future

It is noteworthy to mention, earlier Afridi tweeted thank former US state secretary Hillary Clinton over her heartwarming support for the Shahid Afridi Foundation.


Earlier, Afridi hosted a special dinner for the prominent business leaders and corporate professionals of Singapore for providing an awareness of the Shahid Afridi (SA) Foundation and its work for humanity. Afridi also thanked the Pakistani and Indian community of Singapore for supporting his social welfare cause and specially mentioned Nasarullah Khan, Pakistan High Commissioner in Singapore, who was the chief guest at the dinner.

We wish Afridi all the best for his organization “Hope Not Out” and hope that this will bring positive and significant impacts worldwide.

 

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Aqsa Khunshan

I have done Mphil in Biotechnology from Punjab University, Lahore. I love to write about topics that fascinate me; business, startups, health, technology and, women empowerment. I am a foodie, ambivert, and angry anarchist. I have an instinct to learn new things and explore innovative ideas. You can reach out to me at aqsa.khunshan@techjuice.pk

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