LAHORE:The Commonwealth at 75, launched by the History of Parliament Trust in collaboration with St James’s House, celebrates the Commonwealth’s 75-year journey and honours key organisations and individuals who have shaped its history.
The commemorative work was unveiled at a grand event in Westminster Abbey, drawing dignitaries from Commonwealth nations, British Parliament leaders, and the global business elite.
The publication brings together the insights of renowned academics, award-winning authors, and royal contributors, marking the ascension of King Charles III as the new Head of the Commonwealth. Among the many influential figures recognised in the event, Abacus Chairman Asad Ali Khan received special commendation for his visionary leadership, which continues to impact both his company and the global business landscape. With nearly 40 years of experience, the organisation has emerged as a global powerhouse, boasting over 4,000 professionals across 11 business verticals, including artificial intelligence, fintech, and enterprise solutions.
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