Aseel at UNGA Week: CEO Nasrat Khalid to Speak at the Transformative Impact Summit

Every September, the world gathers in New York City for the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) Week. Heads of state, policymakers, global leaders, and innovators come together to discuss the most pressing issues of our time — from humanitarian crises and climate change to health, security, and sustainable development.

Alongside the main Assembly, UNGA Week has become a global hub for dialogue and action through high-level side events, panels, and summits. These gatherings bring together governments, NGOs, private sector leaders, and innovators who share one goal: finding solutions for a more just, sustainable, and peaceful world.

Aseel’s Role in the Global Conversation

This year, Aseel is proud to be part of UNGA Week in New York. Representing both innovation and impact, Aseel brings a unique perspective rooted in Afghanistan but with solutions designed for the world.

At the heart of Aseel’s work is AidOS, a digital humanitarian platform that makes aid delivery faster, more transparent, and community-driven. Combined with Buy Good, which connects Afghan artisans to global markets, Aseel exemplifies how technology can serve as a bridge between local communities and global impact.

Nasrat Khalid at the Transformative Impact Summit

On September 27, 2025, Aseel CEO Nasrat Khalid will speak at the Transformative Impact Summit, a high-level event taking place during UNGA Week. The Summit convenes leaders and changemakers who are reshaping the future of humanitarian aid, technology, and development.

Nasrat will share Aseel’s vision of how:

• Digital humanitarian innovation and AidOS can revolutionize aid delivery.
• The voices of Afghan women, children, and displaced families must remain central in global discussions.
• Community-driven, tech-enabled solutions can provide scalable models for addressing crises worldwide.

Bringing Afghan Voices to the Global Stage

Aseel’s presence during UNGA Week underscores a vital truth: meaningful solutions to global challenges must include the perspectives of those most affected. By sharing Aseel’s journey from Afghanistan to New York, Nasrat Khalid will demonstrate how local innovation can drive global impact.

As the world’s leaders debate the future, Aseel stands as a reminder that the path to progress is built on equity, innovation, and community-led action.