About Dr. Ehsan Bayat
An internationally recognized humanitarian based in his home country of Afghanistan, Ehsan Bayat is the founder of the Bayat Foundation. The charitable organization is dedicated to addressing important humanitarian concerns in Afghanistan and has sponsored more than 300 projects across the country. The Bayat Foundation focuses many of its efforts on public health issues, such… Continue Reading
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