I founded Agama Investments because I noticed how quickly traditional knowledge, languages, and cultural practices are disappearing in modern education. I wanted to find a way to preserve what is timeless while also making it relevant for the future. Agama is my attempt to connect capital with culture by supporting companies that shape how we communicate and create, and by channeling resources into community projects that keep traditions, culture, and youth entrepreneurship alive. It is a space where investing becomes more than financial returns, it becomes a way to protect identity and pass on meaning to the next generation.