The New York City Mayor’s Office has reappointed Pakistani-American religious and community leader Imam Ahmad Ali Azir to serve as Commissioner for the Commission on National Equality for another three-year term. The commission is composed of 14 members dedicated to promoting equality and inclusivity across the city.
Imam Ahmad Ali brings a wealth of experience to the role. He currently serves as an Auxiliary Captain at the NYPD’s 62nd Precinct and as a Clergy Liaison at the 115th Precinct. He is also an Imam at the New York City Department of Corrections.
Previously, Imam Ahmad Ali made history as the first Pakistani Imam to hold the position of Senior Advisor at the New York State Assembly, where he provided legislative guidance and actively participated in community outreach initiatives.
His reappointment underscores his continued commitment to fostering unity, promoting diversity, and strengthening community relations in New York City.
