Every year HFI organizes annual International conference in London UK, due to pandemic in 2021 it was decided that this year’s conference will be conducted on line and teams from all countries will be invited to participate, HFNL make preparations in the Baitun Noer Mosque in Nunspeet for this event, it was a two day event and arrangements were made in the mosque for overnight stay. Day one was attended by 72 volunteers and day two was attended by 78 volunteers, while during the address of Huzur Anwar the attendance reached 123.
Humanity First held the 2021 International Conference on October 30-31st attended virtually by 1229 delegates from 65 countries across the globe. The 2-day event, which was held at the Baitul Futuh Mosque in London on Saturday, and then in Islamabad, Tilford on Sunday was themed as ‘Poverty alleviation through empowerment’.
The two day event included expert panel discussion on the various programs being run in different countries and best practices with the aim to explore sustainable solutions for the development issues faced by under privileged populations around the globe.
The two day event ended with the concluding address by His Holiness Mirza Masroor Ahmad Head, of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.
“It has now been 26 years since Humanity First was first formally registered and, with the Grace of God, ever since its inception, Humanity First has continued to grow and develop and has conducted a lot of impactful work in many parts of the world. It has served in some capacity or other in over sixty countries, including in the Americas, Europe, throughout Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Pacific.”
“It is up to the members of Humanity First to strive earnestly seeking the betterment and well-being of mankind. Never rest easy or feel satisfied with what has gone in the past. Rather, look to the future and see how and where you can increase the scope of your service for humanity. It should always be your objective to provide the maximum possible service, whilst utilizing the minimum possible resources.”