Dr. Akram's pervious work experience includes working as a health insurance officer at Etisalat, a communication company in Afghanistan where he provided health service and addressed insurance issues for the company's staff. As a practicing medical doctor at the RMSI (Remote Medical Solution International), he provided appropriate treatment to patients visiting RMSI. He also served as a co-trainer and interpreter Microfinance Investment Support for Afghanistan and as co-trainer for Male Civil Servants on Gender sensitive management German Technical Cooperation (Gender Mainstreaming Project) in Kabul, Afghanistan, where he helped on empowerment/gender trainings and coaching for the Afghan Civil Service conducted by GTZ. He has assisted and helped the ministerial department’s gender sensitive unit and to create a more conducive environment for gender equality in the Afghan ministries. He is an active presenter and speaker on the Afghan culture, and his activities at DCLCP are essential for closely examining the Afghan culture.