Afghan educators meet Japan's education minister

TOKYO, Japan - Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Minister Atsuko Toyama (C) meets with a group of Afghan school administration officials at her ministry in Tokyo on Nov. 26. The Afghan group includes officials from the government's primary and secondary education bureaus as well as the head of a women's school.

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