We Care for Humanity (WCH) has announced the presentation of the Woman of the Year Award to HRH Princess Jasma Mastura Karon at the upcoming 6th WCH Royal Summit on October 5, 2024, at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC).
Prior to the imminent event, Her Royal Highness Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the esteemed founder of WCH and Chairperson of the Royal Summit, expressed sincere praise for Jasma. Queen Maria conveyed, "It is a great privilege to bestow this award upon Princess Jasma. Her unwavering dedication to global humanitarian endeavors has profoundly influenced communities across the globe. Collaboratively, we endeavor to advance universal humanitarian principles and mitigate human distress."
Jasma Mastura Karon carries the illustrious heritage of noble lineage, tracing her roots back to the esteemed Sultan of Magindanaw and Rajah Buayan. Hailing from a family deeply entrenched in the rich cultural heritage of Mindanao, Philippines, Jasma embodies grace, resilience, and a spirit of service.
As the Rajah bai of Magindanaw, Jasma has dedicated herself to both professional pursuits and humanitarian endeavors. Her commitment to uplifting communities and making a positive impact is reflected in her extensive portfolio of philanthropic activities. From the Alnoura Masjid in Katy Lebak, Sultan Kudarat (2021), to the Al fardz Markadz in Cotabato City (2023), and the MSU-High School Campus in General Santos City (2023), Jasma's initiatives have touched the lives of numerous beneficiaries, providing essential support and resources where they are most needed.
Jasma's dedication and leadership extend beyond her humanitarian work. In 2013, she was recognized as the top awardee in Business Development Managerial Level by UCPB-Cocoplans in Cotabato City, a testament to her acumen and proficiency in the corporate arena. Driven by her ambition to succeed as a businesswoman, Jasma's biggest dream is to achieve notable success in the world of business.
Her life motto, "Dream big and never give up," underscores her determination and perseverance in the face of challenges. Furthermore, her belief that "Love makes all things beautiful" reflects her enduring optimism and compassion for others. Jasma Mastura Karon's strong energy, sensitive heart, and dedication to both professional brilliance and humanitarian service continue to inspire those around her.
We Care for Humanity (WCH) has announced the presentation of the Woman of the Year Award to HRH Princess Febraida Lauban Mastura-Matalam at the upcoming 6th WCH Royal Summit on October 5, 2024, at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC).
In light of the upcoming event, HRH Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the revered founder of WCH and Chairperson of the Royal Summit, commended Febraida with genuine admiration. She conveyed, "It's a great honor to recognize Princess Febraida with this award. Her steadfast commitment to global humanitarian efforts has had a significant impact on communities worldwide. Together, we will strive to promote universal humanitarianism and alleviate human suffering."
Princess Febraida Lauban Mastura-Matalam, a distinguished figure hailing from a lineage deeply rooted in the rich cultural tapestry of Mindanao, Philippines. As the offspring of Datu Akmad Mastura, the esteemed nephew of the 24th Sultan of Magindanaw, and Bai Kimada Lauban, daughter of the Sultan of Kabuntalan, Febraida inherited a legacy of nobility and service.
Throughout her illustrious life, Febraida has exemplified commitment to humanitarian causes and community service. Her endeavors have left an indelible mark on various locales, with notable contributions spanning Cotabato City, Sultan Kudarat, and WCH.
As the Royal Princess of Magindanaw Mandanaue Darrussalam, Febraida's dedication to uplifting her fellow Filipinos knows no bounds. Her philanthropic initiatives, such as the Alfardz Markadz project in Cotabato City (2001), the Salimbao Proper endeavor in Sultan Kudarat (2022), and the Mastura Compound initiative by WCH (2023), have impacted countless lives, serving as beacons of hope and progress in their respective communities.
In recognition of her outstanding contributions, Febraida has been honored with numerous accolades, including the prestigious Plaque of Appreciation from SKDOP in Cotabato City.
Despite her regal stature, Febraida remains grounded in her aspirations and beliefs. With her motto of "Come what may," she faces life's challenges with resilience and grace, embodying the essence of fortitude and perseverance. With her selfless actions, Princess Febraida Lauban Mastura-Matalam continues to inspire future generations, leaving a lasting legacy of kindness, selflessness, and fortitude in her wake.
We Care for Humanity (WCH) has announced the presentation of the Woman of the Year Award to HRH Princess Harjida Mastura Karon at the upcoming 6th WCH Royal Summiton October 5, 2024, at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC).
In preparation for this prestigious event, HRH Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the revered founder of WCH and Chairperson of the Royal Summit, commended Princess Harjida with genuine admiration. She stated, "It is a great honor to recognize Princess Harjida with this award. Her steadfast commitment to global humanitarian efforts has made a significant impact on communities worldwide. Together, we will strive to promote universal humanitarianism and alleviate human suffering."
Harjida Mastura Karon is a distinguished individual whose lineage traces back to the noble heritage of Filipino royalty. Born on December 6, 1960, she carries the esteemed title of Bai Laga of Magindanaw, a position of honor and respect in royal community, the Sultanate of Magindanaw Mandanaue Darussalam.
With a deep reverence for her heritage and a commitment to service, Harjida has dedicated herself to humanitarian endeavors that uplift her fellow Filipinos. Through her involvement with organizations like Sultan Kudarat Descendants of the Philippines, Alpha Sigma Phi International and We Care for Humanity, she works tirelessly to promote cultural preservation and community development.
Harjida's philanthropic spirit extends beyond organizational affiliations. She has spearheaded numerous humanitarian activities, leaving a lasting impact on communities across Cotabato City, Sultan Kudarat, and Maguindanao. Whether it's providing assistance to Al Fardz Markadz in Cotabato City, supporting Al Noura Masjid in Katy Lebak Sultan Kudarat, or aiding the residents of Salimbao proper in Sultan Kudarat, Harjida's efforts have touched the lives of many.
In addition to her humanitarian work, Princess Harjida has been recognized for her excellence in education. As the recipient of the Best Teacher award from Abu Dhabi National Oil Company School in Abu Dhabi in 2015, she has demonstrated a commitment to nurturing young minds and shaping the future.
We Care for Humanity is happy to announce, Ms. Pam Phan as one of the recipients of Woman of the Year Award at the WCH Royal Summitat the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on 14th of August 2024.
Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this award to Ms. Phan. Her dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with her for the advancement of global welfare."
Ms. Pam Phan is a dynamic leader and philanthropist based in Las Vegas, Nevada, renowned for her dedication to the Vietnamese community and her tireless efforts to promote international goodwill.
As the founder and chairwoman of the American Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce, she plays a pivotal role in advancing Vietnamese businesses across the nation and driving community development through strategic partnerships and philanthropic initiatives. Her humanitarian efforts extend beyond her professional endeavors.
Ms. Phan serves as Ms. Senior Vietnam Universe and Ms. Senior Asian Pacific Ambassador, acting as a Goodwill Ambassador for the Asian American National Committee. Through her initiative, iBuildSchools; HomeSchools International, she provides crucial support to orphaned children, those battling cancer, and children living with HIV.
Additionally, as a Co-Founder of The City of Healing, she addresses local challenges such as healthcare professional shortages and economic stagnation, aiming to create a medical and tourism destination in Las Vegas. Her impact also resonates through her role as the inaugural President of the Las Vegas Vietnamese-American Lions Club, where she has positively influenced over 30,000 individuals in Las Vegas, Vietnam, and the Philippines since 2017.
Ms. Phan's contributions have been acknowledged through awards such as the Culture Ambassador for CNY in the Desert and the Vietnam Chairwoman for the Asian Pacific Islander Council. Additionally, she has been honored with the title of Ms. Senior Vietnam Universe and Ms. Senior Asian Pacific Ambassador.
Ms. Phan's life is guided by the motto "We Serve," reflecting her commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of others. Her visionary leadership and steadfast dedication to philanthropy continue to inspire positive change and foster a more inclusive and prosperous world. Through her diverse roles and initiatives, she bridges communities and builds a brighter future for future generations, embodying the spirit of compassion and service.
We Care for Humanity (WCH) has announced that His Holiness Rigzin Dorjee Rinpoche who will serve as one of the distinguished Guardians of Honor at the upcoming WCH Royal Summitin Las Vegas on August 14, 2024. His role will include presenting awards during the event.
Rinpoche Rigzin, who serves as the Spiritual Head Lama of the Longchen Nyingtik Institute conveyed his sentiments, stating, "I am delighted to participate in this celebratory event once again, reminiscing about the success of our previous gathering in the Philippines, where cherished memories were created. I eagerly anticipate reconnecting with my esteemed friend, Her Royal Highness Queen Mariam Amor, and collaborating on her commendable initiatives aimed at enhancing our global community."
Born on June 4, 1954 in Tibet, His Holiness Rinpoche Rigzin Dorjee embodies the essence of Buddhist teachings with grace and humility. With a service-oriented heart, His Holiness Rigzin Dorjee Rinpoche has led several humanitarian projects that have had an enormous impact on people all around the world. One of his most prominent undertakings involved assisting the delivery of more than 30,000 kilograms of clothing to underprivileged people in Sikkim, India.
Furthermore, he provides free schooling, food, and clothing as a lifeline to impoverished and orphaned children from Tibetan, Bhutanese, Indian, and Nepali families. His unrelenting empathy is demonstrated by the fact that he gives individuals in need essential vitamins and prescriptions, exemplifying the idea of love and care for all living things.
His contributions have earned him esteemed accolades, including the title of "Vajra Master," recognizing his leadership in spiritual practices such as meditation, yoga, and empowerment. He was also honored with the title "Kyenchen Dorjee Chang," denoting his mastery of the Nine Yanas, or vehicles, of Buddhist teachings. He also received knighthood from the Royal Maharlika encompassing roles such as protecting the environment, promoting positive changes, and nurturing global peace and unity.
His Holiness Rigzin Dorjee Rinpoche's life is guided by a profound motto: "Be equal, have love and compassion for all living beings." With devotion to this principle, he continues to illuminate the path of enlightenment for seekers worldwide, embodying the essence of compassion, wisdom, and altruism.
We Care for Humanity (WCH) is delighted to announce, Mr. Veasna Chhoueng as one of the recipients of Men of the Year Award at the WCH Royal Summit at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on 14th of August 2024.
HRH Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this award to Mr. Chhoueng. His dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with him for the advancement of global welfare."
Chhoueng, the Deputy Director General of the Farmer Agriculture Development Community, epitomizes dedication to humanitarian causes. Born into challenging circumstances during the war regime, Veasna's upbringing instilled in him a deep sense of compassion and resilience.
At 43 years old, Veasna has emerged as a promise of hope for marginalized communities in Cambodia. His commitment to social equity and gender equality is reflected in his tireless efforts to uplift the underprivileged. Veasna's philanthropic endeavors encompass a wide array of initiatives, including providing essential study materials to children from impoverished backgrounds, supplying food and agricultural seeds to struggling farmers, and conducting awareness training on sanitation for local teachers and communities.
Recognized for his outstanding contributions, Veasna has been honored with prestigious awards such as Thepaden and Mohasena Awards from the Royal Government of Cambodia. With a degree in rural development from Cambodia University, Veasna brings invaluable expertise to his role. Under his leadership, the Farmer Agriculture Development Community has achieved significant milestones, earning accolades from local administrations.
Looking ahead, Veasna remains steadfast in his commitment to expanding the organization's reach and impact. With a focus on empowering vulnerable families and fostering sustainable development, he envisions a future where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
Veasna serves as an inspiration to all who strive for positive change in their communities.
The Royal Maharlikaproclaims the impending knighting of Venerable Lama Ngawang Samten, esteemed Dharma Translator & Teacher of the Manjushri Buddhist Center in Canada, at the grand WCH Royal Summit in the luminous realm of Las Vegas on the 14th of April in this cycle.
Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this award to Venerable Lama Samten. His dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with him for the advancement of global welfare."
Lama Ngawang Samten, a fully ordained monk in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, dedicates his life to guiding sentient beings towards liberation and enlightenment. With four decades of devout practice, he embodies the teachings of compassion and wisdom. Residing at the Manjushri Buddhist Center, Lama Ngawang Samten's spiritual journey transcends borders, as he embraces both his Canadian and Vietnamese heritage.
His mission extends beyond personal enlightenment, as he actively engages in humanitarian endeavors to alleviate suffering and foster spiritual growth.
Recognized for his commitment, Lama Ngawang Samten has received prestigious accolades such as the Royal Maharlika awards and has been invited to significant events like the Royal Maharlika Meeting in 2023. These recognitions underscore his profound impact on both spiritual and worldly realms.
Grateful for the opportunities to serve, Lama Ngawang Samten's life motto, "Help sentient beings," encapsulates his dedication to guiding others along the path to enlightenment. With humility and reverence, he continues to illuminate the way for all who seek spiritual guidance and inner peace.
We Care for Humanity (WCH) is delighted to announce, Mr. Muhammad Naeem Rajput as one of the recipients of Men of the Year Award at the WCH Royal Summit at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on 14th of August 2024.
Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this award to Mr. Rajput. His dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with him for the advancement of global welfare."
Naeem Rajput, a dedicated social worker and Public Attorney from Pakistan, has devoted his life to serving humanity through his role as the Project Manager at Capt Tarana Welfare Trust. Muhammad is driven by a passion for supporting people in need and making a difference in their lives.
Throughout his career, Muhammad has spearheaded numerous humanitarian activities aimed at uplifting the disadvantaged. Among his notable contributions are his initiatives in providing assistance to impoverished communities in remote areas, organizing medical camps to deliver essential healthcare services, and offering free education opportunities to underprivileged children.
For his outstanding dedication and commitment to humanitarian causes, Muhammad has received several prestigious accolades, including the Best Lawyers Award and the Best Teacher Award, recognizing his exemplary service to society.
Despite facing challenges, Muhammad's biggest dream in life is to establish a school that provides quality education to children from marginalized backgrounds, empowering them to build better futures for themselves and their communities. Guided by his motto, "Support children in education," Muhammad continues to work tirelessly to fulfill his mission of making education accessible to all, leaving a lasting impact on the lives of countless individuals.
We Care for Humanity (WCH) is delighted to announce, Mr. Muzamil Amjad as one of the recipients of Men of the Year Award at the WCH Royal Summit at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on 14th of August 2024.
Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this award to Mr. Amjad. His dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with him for the advancement of global welfare."
Muzamil Amjad, a Pakistani is a dedicated advocate for safe biking and a passionate humanitarian. As a Director of Capt Tarana Privilege Club and a partner in his father's motorcycle parts factory, Muzamil combines his entrepreneurial skills with a deep commitment to serving others.
Beyond his professional responsibilities, Muzamil is actively engaged in humanitarian work. He has played a key role in COVID-19 relief efforts, providing support to affected communities and frontline workers. Additionally, Muzamil is a staunch supporter of bikers' safety, offering assistance and resources to promote safe riding practices.
Muzamil's dedication to humanitarian causes has earned him recognition and accolades, including the Excellence Award and the Youngest Businessman Award. These awards highlight his remarkable achievements and commitment to making a positive impact in the world.
Despite his successes, Muzamil's biggest dream is to open a free hospital, providing essential healthcare services to those in need. His motto, "Safe bikers life," reflects his commitment to promoting safety and well-being in the biking community and beyond.
In addition to his work with Capt Tarana Welfare Trust and the motorcycle parts factory, Muzamil is actively involved with We Care for Humanity, further extending his reach and impact in the humanitarian sector.
Muzamil Amjad points the way for a society that is safer and more inclusive by bridging the gap between humanity and creativity. He urges others to join him in building a better future for everyone by emulating the spirit of service via his ceaseless efforts and unshakable dedication to humanitarian causes.
We Care for Humanity (WCH) is delighted to announce, Mr. Muhammad Kashif as one of the recipients of Men of the Year Award at the WCH Royal Summit at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on 14th of August 2024.
Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this award to Mr. Kashif. His dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with him for the advancement of global welfare."
Muhammad Kashif, a Pakistani national born, is a dedicated advocate for humanity and a visionary entrepreneur. As the Project Director of Capt Tarana Privilege Club and owner of Al Dubai Jewellers, Muhammad plays an important role in driving positive change and supporting community development.
Beyond his professional responsibilities, Muhammad is deeply committed to humanitarian work. He has been actively involved in COVID-19 relief efforts, providing support to affected communities and frontline workers. Additionally, Muhammad has contributed to the welfare of village people and has initiated feeding programs for poor newborns, demonstrating his commitment to serving those in need.
Muhammad's dedication to humanitarian causes has earned him recognition and accolades, including the Helping Hand Award and the CTPC Award. These accolades underscore his tireless efforts and dedication to making a positive impact in the world.
Despite his achievements, Muhammad's biggest dream is to open a school, providing quality education to children from underprivileged backgrounds. His motto, "Serve humanity," guides his actions and inspires him to continue working towards creating a better world for all.
In addition to his work with Capt Tarana Welfare Trust and Al Dubai Jewellers, Muhammad is actively involved with We Care for Humanity, further extending his reach and impact in the humanitarian sector.
Muhammad Kashif, by fusing his commercial endeavours with a strong dedication to serving humanity, essentially exemplifies the spirit of compassion and inventiveness. He serves as a light of inspiration and hope for all of us, serving as a constant reminder of the enormous difference one person can make in making the world a better, more compassionate place.
We Care for Humanity (WCH) is happy to announce, Mr. Gulzair Khan as one of the recipients of the Men of the Year Award at the WCH Royal Summit at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on 14th of August 2024.
Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this award to Mr. Khan. His dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with him for the advancement of global welfare."
Born in Pakistan, Khan Gulzar symbolizes enthusiasm and determination in his professional and personal endeavors. In his roles as Director and Project Manager at Al Asif Jewellers and Capt Tarana Privilege Club, Khan is in charge of several programes that promote community involvement and corporate success.
However, Khan's true passion lies in humanitarian work, where he channels his energy towards supporting orphaned children and marginalized communities. Through his leadership, Khan has organized numerous children's health camps, providing essential medical care to those in need. He has also been actively involved in disaster relief efforts, offering assistance during times of crisis, and distributing food to vulnerable populations, ensuring no one goes hungry.
Khan's steadfast commitment to philanthropy has garnered recognition both locally and internationally. He has been honored with prestigious awards such as the CTPT Award and the title of Youngest Philanthropist, underscoring his dedication to making a positive impact in the world.
Beyond accolades, Khan's biggest dream is to establish an orphanage, providing a safe and nurturing environment for orphaned children to thrive. His motto, "To build orphanage," serves as a guiding principle, driving his efforts to create a better future for those less fortunate.
In addition to his professional and humanitarian pursuits, Khan finds joy in simple pleasures, including traveling and spending quality time with his loved ones. His compassion, resilience, and steadfast commitment to making a difference serve as an inspiration to all who know him.
We Care for Humanity (WCH) is delighted to announce, Almas Hamirani as one of the recipients of Women of the Year Award at the WCH Royal Summit at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on 14th of August 2024.
Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this award to Ms. Hamirani. Her dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with her for the advancement of global welfare."
Almas Hamirani, a US citizen, is a passionate advocate for women's empowerment and humanitarian causes. As the CEO of Hamirani Atelier and Director of Capt Tarana Welfare Trust, Almas plays a pivotal role in driving positive change and making a difference in the lives of those in need.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Almas is committed to humanitarian work. She has spearheaded initiatives such as grocery distribution to impoverished communities, raising breast cancer awareness, and sponsoring weddings for underprivileged girls. Through these efforts, she has impacted numerous lives, offering hope and support to those facing adversity.
Almas's dedication to service has earned her recognition and accolades, including the Best Women Award, Women Inspiring Awards, and Pakistan Excellency Award. These awards reflect her unwavering commitment to empowering women and serving humanity.
Despite her achievements, Almas's biggest dream is to open an institute for poor girls, providing them with education and opportunities for a better future. Her motto, "Work for humanity," drives her efforts to create a more equitable and compassionate world.
In addition to her work with Capt Tarana Welfare Trust and Hamirani Atelier, Almas is actively involved with We Care for Humanity, further extending her reach and impact in the humanitarian sector. Almas Hamirani's life is a good demonstration of the power of compassion, dedication, and service. Through her leadership and advocacy, she continues to inspire others to join her in making a positive difference in the world.
The Royal House of Luzon Tagalog, also known as the Royal Maharlika, is delighted to announce Mrs. Kimly Lim,as the appointed Royal Maharlika Cabinet Member and Ambassador of the Sultanate of Magindanaw in Cambodia. The Royal Investiture ceremony is scheduled to take place during the WCH Royal Summit at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on August 14, 2024.
Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this appointment to Ms. Lim. Her dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with her for the advancement of global welfare."
Kimly Lim, a distinguished figure in the realm of humanitarianism, serves as the Director General of the Farmer Agriculture Development Community, a grassroots NGO based in Cambodia.
Born into a modest family, Lim Kimly has dedicated her life to uplifting the underprivileged and advocating for social equity. With a daughter, Koemno Chhoeng, and a son, Chhoueng Veasna, Lim Kimly's family has always been her pillar of strength.
Lim, continues to lead by example, embodying the values of compassion, honesty, transparency, kindness, and social equity. Lim Kimly's remarkable humanitarian endeavors include providing food assistance to 1500 impoverished villagers, offering shelter, food, and clean drinking water to families affected by natural disasters such as flooding and drought, and facilitating access to education for youth in rural areas through financial support.
Recognized for her outstanding contributions, Lim Kimly has been honored with prestigious awards such as the Kris Awards from WCH and the Mohasena Awards from the Royal Government of Cambodia.
Looking ahead, Lim Kimly remains committed to expanding the reach of her philanthropic efforts. With a focus on social protection for vulnerable populations and empowering women, she envisions a future where every individual has access to the support and resources they need to thrive. Lim Kimly's dedication to serving her community serves as an inspiration to all.
We Care for Humanity (WCH) has announced that His Royal Highness Constantine Mwogezi Butamanya, the King of Buruuli Kingdom in Uganda, will serve as the distinguished Guardian of Honor at the upcoming WCH Royal Summit in Las Vegas on August 14, 2024. His role will include presenting awards during the event.
Butamanya, who serves as the Chairman of the Uganda Kings and Cultural Leaders' Forum (UKCLF), conveyed his sentiments, stating, "I am delighted with the collaboration between WCH and UKCLF, showcasing Queen Maria Amor's steadfast commitment to advancing both the Kingdom and the organization. We take immense pride in having the Queen as our Global Ambassador and eagerly anticipate our participation in the Las Vegas event."
Biography:
Mwogezi Constantine Butamanya, born in Nakasongola, Uganda, is the revered Isabaruuli (King) of the Buruuli kingdom. With a deep-rooted commitment to promoting and safeguarding Buruuli cultural heritage, he has dedicated his life to empowering socioeconomic development within his community.
Throughout his reign, King Mwogezi has spearheaded numerous humanitarian initiatives, including the construction of vital infrastructure such as the Kingdom Palace main house and five community safe water sources. His efforts extend beyond physical infrastructure, with extensive programs focused on health, education, and cultural preservation.
Under his leadership, the Buruuli kingdom has undertaken initiatives to combat HIV/AIDS, gender-based violence, and teenage pregnancies while promoting literacy in the local Ruruuli language through the development of dictionaries and translations of the Holy Bible. King Mwogezi's advocacy for land rights, household incomes, and education has empowered countless individuals, particularly the youth, to strive for a better future. His commitment to unity and development has earned him recognition, including the prestigious Government of Uganda Nalubaale Award.
Beyond his role as a cultural leader, King Mwogezi is a respected figure in Ugandan society, serving as the chairman of the Uganda Kings and Cultural Leaders' Forum. Through this platform, he advocates for the collective interests of cultural institutions across the nation, fostering unity, diversity, and collaboration for the greater good. In essence,
King Mwogezi Constantine Butamanya stands as a symbol of resilience and wisdom, guiding his people towards a brighter and more prosperous future, while preserving the rich legacy of Buruuli heritage for generations to come.
We Care for Humanity is happy to announce, Ms. Maria Abasi as one of the recipients of Woman of the Year Award at the WCH Royal Summit at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on 14th of August 2024.
Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this award to Ms. Abasi. Her dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with her for the advancement of global welfare."
Maria Abbasi was born in Pakistan, where she grew up with a strong sense of purpose and a desire to contribute positively to her community.
Her professional journey is a proof of her ambition and commitment, leading her to significant roles such as Vice President of Capt Tarana Welfare Trust and CEO of Aesthetic Concept Clinic. Maria's humanitarian work spans several impactful projects. Her "Mother and Child" initiative has provided essential healthcare services to mothers and infants, ensuring they receive the care needed during the crucial stages of childbirth and early development.
Her "Safe Bikers Life" program aims to reduce accidents and improve road safety for motorcyclists, a critical issue in her community. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Maria was actively involved in WCH's relief efforts, helping countless individuals affected by the crisis. Her dedication to these causes has not gone unnoticed.
Maria has been honored with prestigious awards such as the Women of the Year Award and the Pakistan Women Excellence Award, both of which recognize her relentless efforts and leadership in humanitarian work. Driven by her motto "I live to serve humanity," Maria's biggest dream is to extend her outreach further by working for homeless women, providing them with shelter, care, and opportunities for a better life.
In addition to her leadership roles, Maria is the Women Director at We Care for Humanity, an organization focused on broadening access to health and education services. Her work there further showcases her commitment to lifting others and her ability to lead organizations that make a real difference.
When she's not overseeing projects or leading initiatives, Maria enjoys spending time on her hobbies related to mother and child welfare, safe biking practices, and supporting pandemic relief efforts.
Maria Abbasi exemplifies what it means to be a leader who not only excels in her professional life but also gives back to her community in meaningful ways. She continues to inspire and lead with compassion, aiming to make the world a better place one step at a time.
We Care for Humanity is happy to announce, Ms. Shahida Murtaza as one of the recipients of Woman of the Year Award at the WCH Royal Summit at the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas on 14th of August 2024.
Queen Maria Amor Leonor Torres Mastura, the founder of WCH and Chairperson of the summit, extended her congratulations, stating, "We are privileged to present this award to Ms. Murteza. Her dedication to humanity has undoubtedly enriched the world. We eagerly anticipate collaborating with her for the advancement of global welfare."
Born in Pakistan, Shahida Murtaza is a versatile figure who seamlessly blends her artistic talents with a deep dedication to helping others. As a respected TV actress, anchor, and model, Shahida has graced screens with her captivating performances while also championing causes close to her heart.
Beyond her roles in the entertainment industry, Shahida serves as the director of Capt Tarana Privilege Club & Welfare Trust, where she channels her energy into uplifting the less fortunate. Throughout the challenging period of the COVID-19 pandemic, Shahida has volunteered for We Care for Humanity's Global Santa program which supported needy families, demonstrating her unwavering compassion and commitment.
Her notable contributions have earned her esteemed awards such as the Women Inspire Award and the Pakistani Excellency Award, highlighting her impact and dedication within her homeland and beyond.
Embodying the motto, "Be Patient and Take Small Steps", Shahida epitomizes perseverance and gradual progress, particularly in her philanthropic pursuits. Her greatest aspiration is to create lasting change for underprivileged families, ensuring they receive the support and opportunities they deserve.
Outside of her professional responsibilities, Shahida finds solace and joy in acting, a passion that not only enriches her creatively but also allows her to inspire others through her portrayals of resilient characters.
Shahida Murtaza continues to serve as an inspiration, illustrating that true fulfillment comes from serving others and making meaningful contributions to the world, step by step.
Despite numerous aspirants vying for the title of Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao, the position has already been rightfully claimed by His Majesty Sultan Abdulaziz Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat VI. He wasn’t only appointed as the legitimate successor by the late Sultan Salem but was also the popular choice of the Maguindanao people and hails from an unbroken line of Sultans since Sultan Muhammad Dipatuan Kudarat who reigned the Sultanate of Maguindanao from 1625 to 1671.
The enthronement took place last 14th of January during the Taazi’ah/Kanduli for the late 25th Supreme Sultan, Abdulaziz Guiwan Salem Mastura Kudarat V. Flooded by thousands of people, the auspicious event was attended by big personalities from local and abroad including traditional leaders, politicians, religious leaders, tribal groups, representatives from 26 principalities of Mindanao: Municipalities of Palembang, Kalamansig, Bagumbayan, Sultan Kudarat, Matanog, Sultan Mastura, Maitum, Kiamba, Maasin, Kabacan, Pikit, Pagalungan, Datu Osin Sinsuat, Datu Blah Sinsuat, Dau Abdullah Sangki, Polomok, Isulan, Parang, SKP, Lebak, Kalamnsig and Labangan; Cities of Cotabato, General Santos and Marbel; and officers and men of the 6th infantry Division (KAMPILAN) PA AFP, Central Cotabato.
The Sultanate’s Cabinet members have recently revealed plans for two additional coronation ceremonies this year. The second ceremony will take place in Cotabato City on March 9th, extending its reach to the entire Mindanao region. The third and most significant coronation is scheduled to occur in October at theWCH Royal Summitin Manila. This event will host a multitude of international monarchs, dignitaries, and United Nations representatives, rendering it an extraordinary and memorable occasion.
The Crown Prince of Maguindanao, Datu Muamar (Mama) Mastura, has disclosed the order of succession of the Sultanate, as decreed by their late father, Sultan Guiwan Mastura Kudarat IV.“According to the last testament, after Sultan Salem, Datu Nain is to take over as the Sultanate's leader, thereby ensuring the unbroken tradition of succession. This dying wish of my brother, Sultan Salem has been upheld, and Datu Nain is the rightful heir to the throne.” His Royal Highness Datu Mama added, “We have recently discovered that a number of individuals, including some of our own relatives who have benefited from our father's kindness and compassion, are plotting to usurp the throne from us. Despite our family's relentless efforts to fortify the Sultanate, these individuals are driven by a desire for greater power and influence. Nonetheless, the truth about their intentions is widely known throughout Mindanao.”
Renowned humanitarian and founder of international charity organization- We Care for Humanity (WCH),Queen Mariam Torres Mastura vowed to help ensure that the Sultanate emerges stronger than ever before. “As the crowned Bai Mompong sa Magindanaw, it is my duty to support my brother, the Supreme Sultan, in preserving the Sultanate and its goals. And I will not rest until I bring His Majesty to the United Nations to represent the interests of the Sultanate, and that the entire world recognizes him as the true Sultan of Maguindanao!”- said the crowned Queen of the Royal House of Luzon Tagalog.
A few of hundreds of congratulatory messages from International Dignitaries and Monarchs:
•DR. ABDALLAH SHARIF, President of United Nations Communications Association of Vienna (UNCAV)- “On behalf of the UNCAV and other esteemed peace organizations in Austria, I extend my warmest greetings to my noble brother, Sultan Zulkarnian, on his coronation as the illustrious Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao. May the winds of fortune guide you towards success and prosperity, and may you enjoy robust health to benefit your kingdom.”
•H.E. IVO JOSIPOVIC, 3rd President of Croatia (2010-2015)- “I am delighted to send my biggest congratulations to the new Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao, Philippines. I wish for His Majesty Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat VI to have a long and vibrant reign as the 26th Sultan of Maguindanao, and may the Sultanate become one of the most revered Kingdoms in the world!”
•HRH ISABARUULI ISABARONGO MWATYANSOZI MWOGEZI BUTAMANYA, King of Buruuli Kingdom & Chairperson Uganda Kings and Cultural Leaders Forum- “I extend my sincerest congratulations to His Majesty Sultan Abdulaziz Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat VI on his ascension to the 26th Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao. I and the Kings I head in Uganda are willing to work with you under WE CARE FOR HUMANITY”.
•HRM DR. NANA AKOMANYI ESSANDOH V, Sovereign Ruler of the Kingdom of Gomoah, Ghana
“Royalty is a blessing.
Royalty is creativity.
Royalty is culture.
Royalty is upliftment.
Royalty is God given.
Royalty is attraction.
Royalty is Grace from God.
You are blessed to be the 26th Sultan.
May God see you through successfully.
CONGRATULATIONS MY BROTHER!"
•H.E. ROSALIA ARTEAGA SERRANO, Former President of Ecuador- “My warmest congratulations go out to Sultan Abdulaziz Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat VI, the new Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao, on his enthronement. He is a symbol of bravery and greatness, and perfectly suited to lead a sultanate with a rich history”.
•H.E. FILIP VUJANOVIC, Former President of Montenegro- “I am pleased to express my sincere congratulations and warm wishes to the new Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao, Philippines. I wish for His Majesty Zulkarnain Mastura Kudarat VI to have a long and prosperous reign as the 26th Sultan of Maguindanao, and may the Sultanate become one of the most respected Kingdoms in the world”
About Sultan Zulkarnain:
Sultan Zulkarnain a.k.a. Datu Nain is a highly esteemed figure in Mindanao, the Philippines' oldest and most important Muslim state. He Graduated from Manuel L. Quezon University, Manila with degree in Bachelor of Science and Commerce. Before his coronation, he served as the president of the Sultan Kudarat Descendants Organization of the Philippines (SKDOP), a non-profit organization which main mission is to unite the country’s traditional leaders and to preserve the culture and heritage of the Royal Sultanate of Maguindanao Mandanaue Darussalam. His leadership was instrumental in preserving the region's diverse culture and traditions.
Royal Lineage:
Datu Nain is the 6th child of the late Sultan Abdulaziz "Datu Guiwan" Mastura Kudarat IV. He is the direct descendant of SULTAN ISKANDER HIJABAN MASTURA KUDARAT III who reigned in 1925 to 1930. A legitimate successor to the throne as "Sultan of Magindanaw" hailing from the Royal UNBROKEN LINEAGE of the late SULTAN ALMANZA ZULKARNAIN, 8 months on the throne in year 1830. His son, the Crown Prince- RAJA TUA who was supposed to be the successor to the crown died ahead of his father, therefore, his son SULTAN JAMALOL AZAM UNTONG QUDRATULA II assumed the post and reigned from 1830- 1854. Next in line, his cousin SULTAN MAKAKUA in 1854 to 1884, followed by SULTAN PABLO in 1884 to1895. Next to him was SULTAN MANGIGIN in1896- 1924. There after was the son of SULTAN JAMALOL UNTONG QUDRATULAH II, none other than SULTAN ISKANDER HIJABAN MASTURA KUDARAT III from 1925 to1930. After the death of Sultan Hijaban, his sister, the REGENT QUEEN RAJA PUTRI appointed Mohamad Tato Kalog as the caretaker to the throne from1933-1992. After the death of Ismael Kalog, the son of Sultan Hijaban- ABDULAZIZ DATU GUIWAN MASTURA KUDARAT IV was enthroned as SULTAN OF MAGINDANAW from1993 to 2010. He relinquished his crown to his son, SULTAN ABDULAZIZ SALEM MASTURA KUDARAT V in 2010. He reigned until his death in Jan 4, 2024. His brother, ZULKARNAIN MASTURA KUDARAT VI was declared the 26th Supreme Sultan of Magindanaw by the Executive Staff Council of Elders of the Sultanate of Magindanaw during the burial at the ancestral residence of SULTAN DATU GUIWAN MASTURA KUDARAT IV at Compound Keti, Poloy, Lebak Sultan Kudarat Province.
According to the Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao, His Majesty Abdulaziz Salem Mastura Kudarat V,“This is the first time that this caliber of event will happen in Mindanao which will benefit the Sultanate and the people in Mindanao especially in promoting peace among nations and indigenous people. We are in support of the mission of our Queen of Maharlika and Princess of CALABARZON, our very own HRH Mariam Leonora Torres Mastura, the founder and chairman of the summit”.
The WCH Royal Summit dubbed as the biggest gathering of dignitaries and traditional leaders is a conglomeration of flagship events by We Care For Humanity and the Royal Maharlika since 2013. The summits are held in different nations and encompasses the advocacies of both organizations to create a larger impact to humanity.
“We are very proud of what has become of all our events combined. We created a greater synergy among our supporters, followers, and beneficiaries by interrelating our programs and celebrating them in different countries.”, the Princess said. She added, “The success of our summit in Dubai last 18th of June just proved that the WCH Royal Summit has become an institution for excellence and manifestation of global partnerships and humanitarian interventions”.
The WCH Royal Summit, Philippines is expected to welcome world leaders, Kings and Queens from Africa, Asia and even Europe and many notable guests from more than 30 countries. The summit will feature the following events:
(R-L) Queen of Maharlika- HRH Maria Torres from the Philippines, H.E. Filip Vujanovic from Montenegro, H.E. Ivo Josipovic from Croatia, HRH Princess Souma Sisowath from Cambodia, HM Nana Akomanyi Essandoh V from Ghana, Mr. Emami Oladi from Sri Lanka, Dr. Tariq Nizami from USA and the 3 Princesses of the Sultanate of Maguindanao, Philippines, HRH Febraida Matalam, HRH Harjida Karon and HRH Jasma Karon.
The majestic WCH Royal Summit convened by the Queen of Maharlika, HRH Maria Amor Torres, hosted by We Care for Humanity (WCH) and the Royal Maharlika in collaboration with the Sultanate of Maguindanao was sublimely celebrated in Dubai, known as the Venice of the Gulf last 18th of June 2023 at the Pullman Hotel in Deira City Centre.
The WCH Royal Summit, a conglomeration of events has officially begun by a historic ribbon-cutting in the morning and has featured the WCH Humanitarian Forum filled with eminent personalities. The evening program showcased the Royal Maharlika Awards and Knighting, the Men & Women of the Year, and all-day Trade and Art Exhibit. The whole event was glorified by the presence of chief guests and presenters of awards: former heads of states His Excellency Professor Ivo Josipovic- the 3rd President of Croatia, His Excellency Filip Vujanovic- the 1st President of the Republic of Montenegro and 3rd President of Montenegro, His Majesty Sultan Salem Abulaziz Mastura Kudarat V- the 25th Supreme Sultan of Maguindanao, His Majesty Mwogezi Butamanya- the King of Isaburuli, Uganda, His Excellency Sheikh Mohamed Hassan Al Mehairi- Chairman & Senior Partner at Amana Solicitors Real Estate Registration Trustee, Dubai, Dr. Udit Raj- former MP and Chairman, Unorganized Workers Congress, India, Dr. Chenraj Roychand- Chairman and Chancellor of Jain University and the three Princesses of Maguindanao- HRH Princess Febraida Mastura Matalam, HRH Princess Harjida Karon and HRH Princess Jasma Karon.
The WCH Humanitarian Forum; a gathering of world and traditional leaders, corporate sectors, industry, and academic experts to bring humanitarian interventions on the most difficult issues humanity is facing had initiated topics on Topic#1- Women in Leadership: Breaking Barriers and Empowering Change, Topic#2- Education and Learning: Unlocking Opportunities for All, and Topic #3- Mental Health: It’s Role in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals.
A conferment of Royal Maharlika Knights- the protector of the earth, builders of peace and warriors of change known as the Royal Maharlika Awards and Knighting has knighted His Royal Majesty King Nana Akomanyi Essandoh V – Ruler of Gomoa Odumase Ghana, Her Royal Highness Souma Sisowath- one of the Princesses of the Kingdom of Cambodia, Dr. Tariq Ahmed Nizami- Founder, CEO Clubs Network Worldwide, and Mr. Emami Oladi- a member of Chamber of Commerce of Iran.
The Men & Women of the Year; a coronation of men and women who possessed beauty and philanthropic qualities with its mantra “humanitarians wear crowns” has crowned the following personalities: Dr. Moon Mukerjee, Ms. Esha Thakar, Ms. Lynn Velasco, Ms. Daylinda Ramirez Architect Rashmi Kamble Chandekar, Rev. Pastora Rizaline Torres Pascual, Ms. Rosanah Abejo, Ms. Tasneem Rehmani, Ms. Jessy Magadia, Ms. Latha Palthi, Ms. Maria Abbassi, Rev. Pastor Gabriel Pascual, and Mr. Sean Bardoo.
Among the local glittering guests who graced the event were Mr. Yaqoob Al Ali- Exe. Director & Private Advisor-Office of Sheikh Juma Bin Maktoum Al Maktoum, Yousif Naeemat- Discover ME Publishing, Mr. Farhan Shahid, Director of Project Development of Senses, Misook Jung of Gulf Korean Times, Maggie Wilson, Tim Connor and Glorianne Montefrio.
HRH Queen Maria Amor has launched her “Faces of Innocence” art exhibit at the Trade and Art Exhibit; a business exchange and public display of international products, services, cultural handicrafts open for global market. Exhibitors such as Oweavers Mill & Mommas Bazaar, Avaa Perfumes, Byjus, Home Tutorial FZCO, Le Fleur, ITS General Trading, Zurich, Ayala Land and Forever Living have garnered exposures at the event.
Serenaded the crowd was 11-year-old Marc, the Sentimental Crooner and the Fusion Kids who delivered a heart-pumping performance, while Reverend Pastor Pascual led the Christian invocation, Sultan Engr Shayed Panduma Mamayog and Venerable Khen Rinpoche Phurba Dorjee recited the Muslim and Buddhist prayers.
The partners who had been very instrumental to the success of the event were The Sultanate of Maguindanao- The Royal partner of WCH and the Royal Maharlika, Jain University- the partner of WCH for Education for Humanity, Events for Change- one the organizers of this event, WeTel TV- the official Media Partner of the WCH Royal Summit whose CEO Professor Adil Matin received the Queen of Maharlika Medal of Honor, other media partners: Pinoy Lens Photography, TBon Productions AUH, The Beaurocrat Magazine, Diverse Queen, D’Portal, JOGS- Jesus Our Great Savior, Suzan Aderha – make-up artist and Saint Lizzie’s.
The Queen of Maharlika adjourned the summit with a heart-warming vote of thanks to all who contributed to the success of the event especially to the main organizers: Devani Pascual- WCH Country Director in UAE, Mika Cabaluna- CEO of Events for Change, and Bon Calunsag, PR officer of WCH UAE.
