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==Agha Hasan Abedi==
==Agha Hasan Abedi==
Agha Hasan Abedi used his connections to [[Jimmy Carter]] to publicize BCCI to [[head of state|heads of state]] around the world. Abedi made his personal 727 jet available to Carter, and accompanied the former President to [[Thailand]], [[Tibet]], [[Hong Kong]], and the [[Soviet Union]], among other places. Carter introduced Abedi to many heads of state and government from [[Den Xiaoping]] in [[China]] to [[James Callahan]] in the [[United Kingdom]]. Abedi donated a half million dollars to establish the Carter Presidential Library, and a public policy institute at [[Emory University]].
Agha Hasan Abedi used his connections to [[Jimmy Carter]] to publicize BCCI to [[head of state|heads of state]] around the world. Abedi made his personal 727 jet available to Carter, and accompanied the former President to [[Thailand]], [[Tibet]], [[Hong Kong]], and the [[Soviet Union]], among other places. Carter introduced Abedi to many heads of state and government from [[Den Xiaoping]] in [[China]] to [[James Callahan]] in the [[United Kingdom]]. Abedi donated a half million dollars to establish the Carter Presidential Library, and a public policy institute at [[Emory University]].
==Pakistani nuclear bomb==
BCCI founder Abedi was committed to the development of an [[Islam]]ic [[atomic bomb]], even donating 500 million rupees for the creation of [[Pakistan]]'s Gulam Ishaq Research Institute for [[nuclear]] development.
BCCI paid the lawyer for Dr. Abdul Qader Khan, head of Pakistan's nuclear program, who a Dutch court convicted in 1983 of stealing the blueprints for a [[uranium]] enrichment factory. Three Pakistanis indicted in [[Houston]] in 1984 had tried to buy nuclear triggers using BCCI gold. A Pakistani-born [[Canadian]], indicted in [[Philadelphia]] in 1987 for [[conspiracy]] to export restricted specialty steel and metal to enhance nuclear explosions, paid for the materials through BCCI [[Toronto]].
==American branch==
==American branch==