The Consul General of Pakistan in New York, Aamer Ahmed Atozai, attended and delivered keynote remarks at a fundraising event organized by MDQ Academy, a leading Islamic educational institution based in Commack, Long Island. The event brought together educators, community leaders, parents, and supporters to rally behind the Academy’s continued mission of academic excellence and moral development.
As the Chief Guest, Consul General Atozai lauded the Academy’s efforts in shaping the next generation of leaders within the Pakistani-American and broader Muslim communities. He praised the school’s leadership for fostering a nurturing and inclusive learning environment that blends high academic standards with the teachings of Islam.
“MDQ Academy is a shining example of what can be achieved when community vision, educational ambition, and spiritual integrity come together,” stated Consul General Atozai. “The Academy is playing a vital role in shaping responsible, confident, and value-oriented young citizens of tomorrow.”
The fundraiser, held at MDQ Academy’s newly expanded campus, spotlighted the school’s academic milestones, strategic vision, and ambitious plans for future growth. The event underscored the ongoing need for community support to sustain the institution’s comprehensive educational offerings from Pre-K through Grade 12.
Established in 2003, MDQ Academy is Suffolk County’s first full-time Islamic school and continues to be a beacon of faith-based education, community engagement, and cultural identity for Muslim families across Long Island.
The Consulate General of Pakistan in New York reaffirms its support for educational institutions like MDQ Academy, recognizing their essential role in fostering academic advancement, cultural preservation, and community empowerment among Pakistani-Americans.
