Houston-Karachi

Welcome

The Houston Karachi Sister City Association (HKSCA) is an inclusive organization, whose sole focus is mission is to promote peace through mutual respect, understanding, & cooperation — one individual, one community at a time.

The principal objective of the HKSCA is to increase cultural and educational exchange to improve understanding and promote interaction between the people of Houston and Karachi. The association will also help build bridges of friendship and commerce between these two vital centers of culture and finances. By supporting individual and civic exchanges that foster better understanding and appreciation between citizens of the two cities, HKSCA will develop ongoing projects and events to promote cultural and people exchanges as well as economic development opportunities.

Pakistan Flood Relief Appeal

We request all members of the Houston community to donate generously.
HKSCA_Flood_Relief_Appeal.pdf

HKSCA Board of Directors Meeting

HKSCA Board of Directors held their meeting on August 8, 2010. Meeting minutes can be downloaded from here.
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Pakistan's Ambassador to the United States stopped in Houston to talk about business opportunities

Ambassador Husain Haqqani says Pakistan is not only an important nation in the fight against global terrorism, but he told business leaders attending a World Affairs Council function that it's a nation with many business opportunities. He says Pakistani-Americans have always invested in Pakistan, especially with the country's move towards democracy.

Video Report of Houston Karachi Bond

With the recent addition of Karachi, Pakistan, Houston now is a sister to 18 other cities around the world.Watch the coverage by KIAH-TV Houston coverage of the signing ceremony.

Listen to the NPR Audio Report on Houston-Karachi Sister City Partnership

Karachi's Mayor Mustafa Kamal signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Mayor Bill White that declares Pakistan's largest city as a sister city to Houston. Council member M.J. Khan helped pave the way for the memorandum.