Mahira Khan meets King Charles III at British Asian Trust Annual Dinner in London

Renowned Pakistani actress and philanthropist Mahira Khan met King Charles III during the British Asian Trust Annual Dinner held in London, where

London: Renowned Pakistani actress and philanthropist Mahira Khan met King Charles III during the British Asian Trust Annual Dinner held in London, where leading figures from business, philanthropy, arts, and public life gathered to support the Trust’s charitable initiatives across South Asia.

Mahira Khan, who has been associated with the British Asian Trust and its social impact programmes, had the opportunity to interact with the King during the event. Reflecting on the meeting, she said King Charles thanked her for her charitable and advocacy work and showed a keen interest in the initiatives she has supported.

“King Charles was very charming and spoke with great warmth and interest,” Mahira Khan said. “I was pleasantly surprised that he knew about the work I have done with the British Asian Trust and was aware of the causes I have been supporting.”

The British Asian Trust was founded in 2007 by King Charles, then Prince of Wales, to tackle poverty and promote sustainable development in South Asia. The organisation works in areas including education, mental health, child protection, livelihoods, and social development.

The annual dinner serves as one of the Trust’s flagship fundraising and networking events, bringing together supporters and partners committed to advancing social change and improving opportunities for vulnerable communities across the region.

Mahira Khan’s participation in the event highlighted the growing role of public figures in supporting philanthropic causes and strengthening links between British and South Asian charitable initiatives