President Biden selects Pakistani-American Shahid Ahmed Khan to a ‘prestigious advising post’

BOSTON – US President Joe Biden has named Shahid Ahmed Khan to the renowned President’s Advisory Committee on the Arts (PACA), according to a statement published by the White House on May 12, The News reported Sunday.

“For more than two decades Khan’s professional life has been tied to international affairs, with a particular focus on the Asian and Muslim worlds,” the White House stated in announcing the nominee.

“Through constructive community engagement with the American-Muslim and South Asian communities, he has centred his experience on advancing US values and principles.”

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