Dr. Khan Hazrat Jamali, MD, is a medical professional and experienced administration and finance manager with over a decade of experience across clinical services, public health, and organisational leadership. He graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at Nangarhar University in 2011, holds an MD degree, and a Diploma in Nutrition.
In addition to his strong medical background, Dr. Jamali has extensive experience in administration, financial management, and operational oversight, particularly within health and medical NGOs and financial services organisations in Afghanistan. He has developed strong skills in budgeting, financial controls, resource allocation, compliance, and donor reporting, ensuring that programs are delivered efficiently, transparently, and in line with organisational and donor requirements.
He has held senior roles including Senior Medical Consultant and Public Affairs Manager with USAID, and Deputy Managing Director at HASA Organization, where he demonstrated a proven track record in program implementation, team leadership, stakeholder coordination, and organisational management. His combined expertise in finance and administration has enabled him to effectively manage complex projects and support sustainable program delivery.
Dr. Jamali currently serves as Administration Manager at HADIA Foundation, where he leads operational and financial management functions and contributes to institutional development. His medical knowledge, particularly in nutrition and public health, plays a key role in strengthening HADIA Foundation’s initiatives in health services, school meal programs, and the provision of multivitamins. His ability to integrate clinical understanding with strong administrative and financial management ensures that these programs are both impactful and efficiently delivered to communities in need.
He has completed a range of advanced professional and managerial trainings, both nationally and internationally, including in Italy, France, and Germany. Dr. Jamali is recognised for his practical leadership, strong coordination skills, financial discipline, and commitment to delivering effective, community focused health and humanitarian programs.