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Long-term Vision
Clear priorities extending beyond individual projects.
2023 – 2048
A Long-Term Framework for Progress
The AMP 25-Year Roadmap is a long-term framework designed to address the educational, economic and social challenges faced by the community through structured, measurable and sustainable interventions.
Building stronger individuals, families and institutions through education, employment, entrepreneurship, social development and civic participation.
In August 2025, AMP organised a 3-Day National Consultative Meeting with Members of Parliament at IICC, New Delhi, to discuss this roadmap for educational and economic development — bringing educationists, economists, policy experts, social leaders and civil society stakeholders into one national conversation.
25 Years
Long-term Vision Horizon (2023–2048)
7 Pillars
Strategic Focus Areas
3 Days
National Consultative Meeting (2025)
Institutions
From Short-term Projects to Lasting Systems
Why This Roadmap Matters
From Short-term Interventions to Lasting Institutions
14%
Community Population Share (discussion context)
4.6%
Higher Education Representation (AISHE 2020–21)
100
Priority Districts Discussed for Focused Work
3 Days
National Consultative Meeting with MPs
Context shared during the 2025 consultative discussions includes community population share, higher-education representation gaps, and priority work in historically underserved districts — informing the roadmap's long-term institutional approach.
Our Vision
Empowering Communities. Building Institutions. Creating Sustainable Progress.
The vision is to build a stronger, educated, skilled, economically empowered and socially responsible community that can actively contribute to the progress of India.
The roadmap focuses on moving from short-term interventions to long-term institutional development, creating systems that can continue to deliver impact across generations.
Why a 25-Year Roadmap?
Beyond Isolated Programmes
The challenges faced by communities cannot be addressed through isolated programmes alone. They require:
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Institution Building
Strong organisations, systems and leadership.
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Education & Skills
Better access to quality education and employability opportunities.
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Economic Empowerment
Livelihoods, entrepreneurship and financial independence.
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Community Participation
Professionals, NGOs, institutions and individuals working together.
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Measurable Impact
Clear targets, monitoring and accountability.
25-Year Journey
Milestones on the Path to 2048
2007
AMP Founded
Association of Muslim Professionals begins its journey of education, employment, and community empowerment.
2013–2020
Flagship Systems Built
AMP Zakat Fund, Job Fairs, Employability Training, Career Guidance, and national programmes take root across India.
2023
25-Year Roadmap Begins
A long-term framework is framed to guide educational and economic empowerment through structured, measurable interventions.
2025
National Consultations
Historic 3-Day National Consultative Meeting with Members of Parliament from 5th – 7th August, 2025 at IICC, New Delhi.
2026
National Formal Launch
Roadmap document prepared for formal national launch with partners, donors, and institutional stakeholders.
2027–2048
Institutional Development
Moving from short-term interventions to long-term systems that continue delivering impact across generations.
Our 7 Strategic Pillars
Seven Pillars of Long-term Work
These seven pillars align with AMP's roadmap structure across education, employment, livelihoods, welfare, civic participation and institutional collaboration.
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Quality Education & Scholarships
Expanding access to quality education, scholarships, academic guidance and talent development.
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Employment & Skill Development
Building employability through skills, career guidance, training, internships and employment opportunities.
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Economic Empowerment & Livelihood
Supporting entrepreneurship, self-employment, livelihood opportunities and financial inclusion.
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Women Empowerment & Leadership
Creating opportunities for women through education, skills, leadership and entrepreneurship.
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Healthcare & Social Welfare
Strengthening access to healthcare, social support and welfare interventions for vulnerable communities.
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Civic Awareness & Governance
Encouraging informed participation, awareness of rights and responsibilities, and constructive engagement with institutions.
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Institutional Networking
Connecting professionals, NGOs, educational institutions, corporates, donors and community organisations to create collaborative impact.
Parliamentarian Endorsements
Voices from the 3-Day Conclave
Notable among those who attended, identified the problem statements made in the Roadmap document, and expressed their unconditional support for AMP's initiative:
Janab Salman Khurshid Sahab
Former Union Minister & President, India Islamic Cultural Centre (IICC)
The Chief Guest at the inaugural session of the first day of the 3 days conclave. He said “It gives me immense happiness to know that AMP and it’s president, Aamir Edresy is doing yeoman work for the Community. Their team of Professionals have set new standards for others in the Community to follow. I appreciate their 25 year Roadmap for the Community initiative and wish them well.”
Janab Asaduddin Owaisi Sahab
MP from Hyderabad & President – AIMIM
Shared the Government’s data and statistics including other facts & figures on issues affecting the Muslim Community. He went on to say that the condition of Muslims was worst that the SCs & STs, and they were very backward in most of the social indicators. Government’s Policy intervention was urgently needed to improve the socio-economic condition of Muslims in the Country.
Ms. Iqra Hasan Choudhary Sahiba
Lok Sabha MP (Samajwadi) from Kairana, UP
Said that she has attended many meetings where issues are discussed, but there are no follow-ups. It was the first time that she has seen an organisation like AMP that has proposed a written document on the steps that can lead to the betterment of the Community.
Janab Pappu Yadav Sahab
Lok Sabha MP (Independent) from Bihar
Said, “I have many Muslims in my constituency and I look upon them as my brothers. I’am willing to take up their issue in the Parliament and look forward to working with AMP in identitfying issues and implementing suggestions in my constituency in Madhepura”.
Janab Chandrashekhar Azad Ravan Sahab
Lok Sabha MP from Nagina, UP, & Bhim Army Chief
Mentioned that this is a great initiative and it should be extended to include as Castes and Communities. He further added that he would be supporting it through his party and constituency.
Dr. Syed Naseer Hussain Sahab
Lok Sabha MP (INC), Karnataka
Said that in the South-North partnership, that has been proposed in the AMP’s 25-year Roadmap, we are willing to adopt backward districts from North or West and implement the recommendations that come up.
Dr. Fouzia Khan Sahiba
Rajya Sabha MP from Maharashtra
Said that the mainstream social organisations should collaborate with the Madrasas and other Community institutions so that the educational challenges being faced by the Community is minimised. She also mentioned about Women Empowerement as a tool to enhance the community’s social indictors within the Shariah regulations.
Lt. Gen. Zameer Uddin Shah Sahab (Rtd.)
Former Deputy Chief of Army Staff & Former Vice Chancellor – AMU
Mentioned that AMP’s roadmap will not be complete until we have a Model Community School in every backward district of the Country.
Besides these, Janab Sanjay Dina Patil Sahab, MP from Mumbai, Janab Zia-ur-Rahman Barq Sahab, MP from Sambhal, UP, Janab Chandrashekhar Azad Ravan Sahab, Lok Sabha MP from Nagina, UP, Dr. Mohammad Javed Sahab, MP (INC), Bihar, Janab Raqibul Hussain Sahab, Ex-Home Minister of Assam & MP (INC), Assam, Janab Abdul Wahab P. V. Sahab, MP (IUML), Kerala, and Janab Shahid Siddiqui Sahab– Ex-MP, Rajya Sabha & Former Chief Editor, Nai Duniya were the other MPs, who graced the event and shared their inputs.
Janab Wajahat Habibullah Sahab, Former Chief Information Commissioner of India & Former Chairman, National Commission for Minorities, Janab Dr. S. Y. Qureshi Sahab, retd. IAS officer & former Chief Election Commissioner and Janab Khwaja Shahid Sahab, Former VC, Maulana Azad Urdu University and other distinguished personalities who participated in the discussions and gave their own inputs for AMP's 25-Year Roadmap. They pledged all support in implementing the recommendations in their own constituencies as and when needed.
Janab Aamir Edresy Sahab, President – AMP, thanked all the MPs and distinguished personalities for their support to this landmark initiative, including IICC for partnering in this event. He said in the coming days AMP will be organising meetings with influential muslims and industrialists all over the Country to implement the solutions reached in these discussion.
Many senior AMP Team members from across the Country including Janab Muhammed Amin, Janab Sajjad Parvaiz, Janab Uves Saroshwala, Janab Reyaz Alam, Janab Dr. Abdul Ahad and others also attended the 3 day event.
Janab Farooq Siddiqui, Head - AMP National Coordination Team, hosted the event very ably on all the 3 days of the event.
On the Ground
Moments from the Movement
Video Glimpses
Watch highlights from AMP's historic 3-Day National Consultative Meeting with Parliamentarians on the 25-Year Roadmap at IICC, New Delhi.
Roadmap Documents
For More Details — download the Detailed Report and the 25-Year Roadmap Document.
Join the AMP 25-Year Journey
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