Mohib Waziri has a degree in Information Technology specialized in Web & Mobile applications. He is currently working on CyberPatient project with Can-Health International under Dr.Karim Qayumi supervision. He is actively engaged in community and cultural programs in Vancouver, Canada.
One of the major achievements of PAC is the one-hour TV program called “Caravan TV” that is broadcasted on OMNI.
The Afghan community proudly celebrated its first ever Heritage Day festival in BC. This was the first time the community had an opportunity to showcase Afghanistan as seen through the eyes of many Afghans residing in Canada.
PAC, in partnership with Games Without Borders, is proud to introduce Antura, an innovative and engaging way for children to learn the Dari alphabet through play.
To support the Psychology and Educational Sciences Faculty (PESF) of Kabul University (KU) in all domains of education including cognitive, affective and psychomotor using state-of-the-art technological advances.
Not-for-profit program to promote humanitarian support for girls/women not in Canada: who have been injured and traumatized in Afghanistan.
This program is part of our broader commitment to expanding educational access for Afghan women and girls, particularly in areas that foster critical thinking, inquiry, and independent knowledge production.
PAC is proud to share the successful design and implementation of our Parenting Course Project. This initiative was created to support families with practical knowledge, culturally responsive guidance, and a safe space for learning, sharing, and connection.
PAC is proud to lead the Training the Trainers project in partnership with Freshte Nejat School in Kabul—a powerful initiative designed to create lasting impact for children, families, and communities.
All proceeds from sales of the books go towards funding PAC projects and initiatives.