Museum curator speaks on history of education in Pakistan's Hunza

Museum curator speaks on history of education in Pakistan's Hunza

Sher Baz Kaleem, manager of the Baltit Fort Hunza historical museum in the mountainous Hunza valley in northern Pakistan, speaks in an interview in the central Hunza city of Karimabad on Aug. 10, 2015. He says education was the only step in the region to overcome poverty and that many who studied abroad returned to Hunza to become teachers at local schools. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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