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Special Japan pledges $4.29 million to improve children’s education in Yemen

Japan pledges $4.29 million to improve children’s education in Yemen

  • Two-year project will prioritize rehabilitating educational infrastructure and providing psychosocial support in Yemen’s Taiz Governorate
  • Agreement was signed by Yoichi Nakashima, Japan’s ambassador to Yemen, and Peter Hawkins, UNICEF’s representative in Yemen.
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