Election
How our elections work
AMU Alumni Association Germany e.V. is a registered association (VR17051). Members elect the board (Vorstand) at the General Assembly (Mitgliederversammlung), in accordance with our statutes (Satzung). Each board term lasts two years. Elections are open and transparent, and are supervised by an election officer who is not a candidate.
Who can vote and stand for office
- Vote: every registered member whose membership fee for the current year is paid by [date].
- Stand for office: any member in good standing who has been a member for at least [6 months].
- Positions: President, Vice President, Treasurer, General Secretary, Joint Secretaries and Board Members.
Key dates for the 2026 election
| Step | Date |
|---|---|
| Nominations open | [25.10.2026] |
| Nomination deadline | [10.11.2026] |
| Candidate list published | [15.10.2026] |
| General Assembly and voting | [Frankfurt, Saalbau / online + in person] |
| Results published | [30.11.2026] |
To nominate yourself or another member, please use our Contact us form. Include the name, position and a short statement of no more than 150 words. Not a member yet? Check membership details and become a member.
Upcoming Election 2026
The AMU Alumni Association Germany will soon hold its elections. This is an important opportunity to strengthen our community and uphold the proud legacy of AMU. We invite all members to participate. For dates and details, please contact us.
Election Results 2024
President
Dr. Ajax K. Mohamed (elected unanimously)
Vice President
Imran Ahmed (elected unanimously)
Treasurer
Mohd Akram (elected unanimously)
General Secretary
Ayesha Fatma (elected with 14 votes)
Joint Secretaries
Afsheen Shahid (elected unanimously)
Ayesha Khan (elected unanimously)
Zeeshan Alam (elected unanimously)
Mohd Hashim (elected unanimously)
Arif Abdullah (elected unanimously)
Ahmed Shajee Alvi (elected unanimously)
Board Members
Muzammil Khan (elected unanimously)
Saad Abdul Latif (elected unanimously)
Faraz Islam (elected unanimously)
Yashfeen Khan (elected unanimously)