Event Report: “Afghanistan’s Future Prospects in a Changing Region” with Fawzia Koofi

Mosaic Global Foundation has added its signature to this open letter alongside civil society leaders and policymakers. We do so out of concern that short-term migration measures risk undermining long-term stability and human rights. Sustainable solutions must be grounded in inclusion, accountability, and legitimate governance.

Mosaic Global Foundation has added its signature to this open letter alongside civil society leaders and policymakers. We do so out of concern that short-term migration measures risk undermining long-term stability and human rights. Sustainable solutions must be grounded in inclusion, accountability, and legitimate governance.

On 26 September 2025, the Mosaic Foundation—working in collaboration with several NGOs—facilitated a community engagement session in partnership with the UK Home Office. Led by the National Community Engagement Team (NCET), a branch of Immigration Enforcement, the event aimed to foster direct dialogue with diverse communities across the UK. The session focused on issues of integration and border security, with particular emphasis on community perspectives surrounding the sma

On 26 September 2025, the Mosaic Foundation—working in collaboration with several NGOs—facilitated a community engagement session in partnership with the UK Home Office. Led by the National Community Engagement Team (NCET), a branch of Immigration Enforcement, the event aimed to foster direct dialogue with diverse communities across the UK. The session focused on issues of integration and border security, with particular emphasis on community perspectives surrounding the sma

A collaborative programme with the UK’s Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) and Mosaic Afghanistan—now rebranded as “Mosaic Global Foundation”—empowering vulnerable girls deprived of education in Afghanistan The session focused on issues of integration and border security, with particular emphasis on community perspectives surrounding the small boats crisis and

A collaborative event aimed at understanding the challenges facing Afghanistan’s education sector—and identifying strategies to empower vulnerable girls and counter radicalisation—was recently held in London.The session focused on issues of integration and border security, with particular emphasis on community perspectives surrounding the small boats crisis and

As the world grapples with mounting geopolitical uncertainty, the Central Asian states, now well into the third decade of their independence, stand at a pivotal crossroads. Yet Greater Central Asia’s broader identity is deeply rooted in a centuries-old tradition of intercultural exchange, intellectual collaboration, and a celebration of unity in diversity.

In an era of increasing migration and displacement, integrating refugees into society remains one of the UK’s most pressing challenges. True integration goes beyond language acquisition—it encompasses access to education, essential services, vocational training, and psychosocial support for those recovering from traumatic experiences.

In 2021, the Cambridge Afghanistan Series (CAS), also known as the Cambridge Massoud Conference (CMC), was established to amplify the voices of Afghanistan’s civil society and advocate for institutions embracing diversity and pluralism within the state system.

In the face of the Taliban’s ongoing ban on girls’ secondary education, the Mosaic Global Foundation has successfully completed a one-year pilot programme in Kabul: Alternative Learning Pathway for Adolescent Girls. This initiative was launched to provide a critical educational lifeline to adolescent girls excluded from formal schooling, while also standing firmly against unjust laws that violate the civil, political, and social rights of women and girls in Afghanistan.

Mosaic Afghanistan is collaborating with the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) on the ‘Amplification of Civil Society Voices of Afghanistan’ project.

Mosaic Afghanistan is collaborating with the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) on the ‘Amplification of Civil Society Voices of Afghanistan’ project.

Mosaic Afghanistan is collaborating with the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change (TBI) on the ‘Amplification of Civil Society Voices of Afghanistan’ project.

On October 7, 2023, a series of earthquakes, including a 6.6-magnitude quake, struck Herat, Afghanistan. The disasters led to widespread destruction, causing 2,000 to 4,000 fatalities, over 9,000 injuries, and more than 2,000 house destructions.