Japan promises educational support to Afghanistan

TOKYO, Japan - Education minister Atsuko Toyama (R) meets with representatives of a group of Afghan nongovernmental organizations at her ministry in Tokyo on Dec. 14. Toyama promised Japan would provide long-term educational support to Afghanistan as part of its aid to help rebuild the war-torn country.

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