Japan to give 250 bil. yen to promote education in Africa

Japan to give 250 bil. yen to promote education in Africa

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi proposes a toast to members of the African diplomatic corps in Tokyo at his office June 20. The premier said Japan intends to assist Africa in its self-help efforts toward development, including providing at least 250 billion yen for the promotion of education on the continent.

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