Dr Asgharali Moledina is the President of The World Federation. Born and raised in Mombasa Kenya, he completed his MBBS in India and settled back in Africa after completing his education. Working with the community from a young age, Dr. Moledina has continued to work within the community wherever he has been. He served as the VP of the Africa Federation for one term and has been involved with The World Federation since its inception in 1976, serving as a councillor for many years.
Interviewer, Sakina Datoo, had to opportunity to sit with Dr. Moledina and ask about the role of The World Federation and the vision for the 2011 – 2014 term. Dr. Moledina expressed how one of the goals was to bring the worldwide communities together. He spent a lot of time visiting Jamaats in far off regions, from Vancouver to New Zealand.
Dr. Moledina talked about how The World Federation and Regional Federations have worked together over the last 3 years. He expressed how happy he was to say that the organisations have worked together extremely well. He touched on the various changes that The World Federation has gone through since its inception, as the need and time has arisen, and talked about women and their involvement in The World Federation as well as the Regional Federations.
Dr. Moledina touched on several areas and answered several questions including:
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The role at The World Federation and the overall vision for the term
Information on how The World Federation works with regions / Jamaats
How The World Federation has changed over the years and more importantly, over this term under his leadership
His main achievements and how they have been achieved
Areas where he feels he could have done better
- His focus over the next term
The interview can be viewed here
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