Young Egyptians, Japanese hold dialogue via Internet

Young Egyptians, Japanese hold dialogue via Internet

CAIRO, Egypt - Akiko Terai (R) from Japan and young Egyptians in Cairo talk to young people in Tokyo via Internet calling on April 18, 2011. Terai organized the dialogue in hope that the young generation in Japan would feed off the energy of the uprising in Egypt, which was led by young people and ousted long-ruling President Hosni Mubarak, and utilize it in reconstruction efforts in quake-hit Japan.

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