About PAGB
Building Bridges,
Celebrating Heritage
The Pakistan Association of Greater Boston is a voluntary, nonprofit, non-political, and non-sectarian organization serving the American Pakistani community across Greater Boston and nearby New England states.
Our Mission
What We Stand For
PAGB was founded on the belief that community is built through shared experiences — through celebrations of culture, acts of service, and meaningful civic participation.
We are committed to promoting cultural awareness, preserving Pakistani heritage, and fostering harmony between the Pakistani-American community and the broader New England society.
PAGB is run entirely by volunteers who give their time, skills, and passion to keep our community connected and thriving.
Core values: Cultural Preservation, Community Unity, Civic Engagement, Education & Youth
Cultural Preservation
Celebrating Pakistani arts, music, language, and traditions across generations.
Community Unity
Bringing Pakistani Americans together regardless of regional, sectarian, or political backgrounds.
Civic Engagement
Amplifying the voice of Pakistani Americans in the civic life of New England.
Education & Youth
Empowering young Pakistani Americans through mentorship, scholarships, and leadership.
Where We Serve
Greater Boston & New England
While our name says Boston, our reach spans all of New England — Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine. We are the home for Pakistani Americans throughout the region.
Our Story
A Brief History of PAGB
PAGB was founded by Pakistani-American community members in Greater Boston and has grown into a regional home for cultural events, civic engagement, community service, and youth programming.
Late 1990s
PAGB founded by Pakistani-American community members in Greater Boston.
Early 2000s
First Pakistan Independence Day celebration held, establishing an annual tradition.
2010s
Community membership grows; PAGB expands its reach across New England.
2015
PAGB Constitution ratified, formalizing governance structure and election processes.
2020–22
Community programming adapts and expands during a challenging period.
2024–26
New board elected; PAGB launches expanded cultural and civic programs.
Leadership
PAGB Board 2024–2026
Meet the dedicated volunteers leading PAGB.
Muhammad Ali Khan
President
Leading PAGB with a commitment to community unity and cultural preservation across Greater Boston.
Dr. Fatima Ahmed
Vice President
Overseeing PAGB programs, partnerships, and strategic initiatives for the New England Pakistani community.
Tariq Hassan Siddiqui
General Secretary
Managing PAGB administration, communications, and member relations.
Ayesha Malik
Treasurer
Stewarding PAGB finances, budgeting, and transparent reporting to our community.
Imran Chaudhry
Director of Social Affairs
Coordinating PAGB's social events, community gatherings, and outreach programs.
Zara Rahman
Director of Cultural Programs
Curating cultural events that celebrate Pakistani art, music, literature, and heritage.
Omar Sheikh
Director of Community Services
Connecting PAGB members to civic resources, volunteer opportunities, and support networks.
Sara Iqbal
Director of Youth Affairs
Empowering the next generation of Pakistani Americans through education and leadership programs.
Interested in joining the board? Learn about PAGB Elections 2026–2028 →
How PAGB is governed
PAGB operates under a formal Constitution that defines membership, board structure, elections, finances, and bylaws. Read it online or download the full PDF.