Literacy program in Afghanistan

Literacy program in Afghanistan

KABUL, Afghanistan - Japan and UNESCO hold a signing ceremony in Kabul on Oct. 22, 2013, for their joint literacy program to be implemented in Afghanistan. Japan pledged to provide about 2 billion yen (about $20.34 million) in grants over the next three years for the program.

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