N.Z. premier calls for further exchanges with Osaka school

N.Z. premier calls for further exchanges with Osaka school

OSAKA, Japan - New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark (R foreground) and her husband Davis are welcomed by students at the Osaka Kun-ei Girls' High School in Settsu, Osaka Prefecture, on April 16. The school sends about 170 students every year to 67 sister schools in New Zealand, where they study for one year. The prime minister called for more youth exchanges between her country and Japan.

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