whose work represents the humanitarian goals that Inaara has long supported. In 2009, Inaara became an ambassador for FIFA Football for Hope to promote a high-quality, sustainable social and humanitarian development programme, centred on football, which focuses on the fields of health promotion, peace building, children's rights and education, anti-discrimination, social integration and the environment. Awards and recognition In September, 2006, Inaara was awarded "Reminders Day" award for her commitment, dedication and relentless effort in the fight against HIV and AIDS. The award was presented to her at Berlin's red-brick City Hall by Mayor Klaus Wowereit during the "Reminders Day" ceremony. In January, 2007, she was named the "No.1" person of German Society by the German magazine "Gala", which wrote "Whereas other women, following separation from their influential husbands, often disappear from society without a trace, Her Highness has catapulted from last year's 19th position to first position. She has maintained her commitment to charitable work and stylish appearance and not said a single unkind word about her husband, the Aga Khan." See also Alumni of Schule Schloss Salem References External links Princess Inaara Foundation Begum Aga Khan 1963 births Living people People from Frankfurt German Ismailis Converts to Islam German humanitarians German philanthropists German women philanthropists Alumni of Schule Schloss Salem Princesses by marriage