Shamir Yakub, Global President of the International Memon Organization, Launches Vision 100

By Elijah Odanga commentary & seasoned journslist

Memon organization rock to shine as brings high level dignitaries in Nairobi, Kenya Mr Shamir Yakub, Global President of the International Memon Organization (IMO), has launched Vision 100, a century-long framework for community development aimed at promoting sustainable progress, educational empowerment, and cross-community collaboration.

The launch, held in Nairobi, marked a significant milestone in IMO's efforts to drive lasting impact in communities worldwide. Yakub, a key leader in the global community development network, emphasized that Vision 100 is a blueprint for sustainable community development, with principles that are universally applicable.

"Vision 100 is not just a framework, but a call to action for communities to work together towards a common goal," Yakub said. "Its focus on education, dignity, systemic planning, and cultural preservation is a roadmap for building resilient communities that can thrive for generations to come."

During the launch, Yakub led a symbolic parliamentary-style adoption of Vision 100, securing unanimous global IMO endorsement for the vision. He invited all communities to adapt and embrace the framework, stating that it has the potential to move communities "from incremental planning to generational transformation".

Vision 100 is expected to guide IMO's community development initiatives over the next century, with a focus on promoting sustainable progress, educational empowerment, and cross-community collaboration.