Koizumi tours Japan-funded hospital, pyramids in Egypt

Koizumi tours Japan-funded hospital, pyramids in Egypt

CAIRO, Egypt - Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi (R) tours Cairo University Pediatric Hospital, which was built using Japanese grant aid of 4 billion yen, on May 25 during a two-day stay in Egypt.

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