Japans’ ambassador to hand over musical instruments to Dushanbe Opera and Ballet Theatre
12:40, may 16, 2006Author: Nazarali Pirnazarov
DUSHANBE
, May 16, Asia-Plus -
Japan
’s Ambassador to Tajikistan Yuichi Kusumoto is arriving in
Tajikistan
today evening for officially opening projects funded by
Japan
’s Government.
According to information from the Japanese Embassy in
Dushanbe
, opening ceremony of the project aimed at improvement of protection of health of mother and child in
Tajikistan
within the next five years will be held in
Dushanbe
on May 17. This project has been supported by a grant awarded under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects of the Government of Japan. The cost of the project is US$4.4 million.
We will recall that under the project for women and children living in the most remote areas of
Tajikistan
necessary vaccines and basic medicines will be provided.
On
Japan
17, the first bulk of medicines will be handed over to the
Republican
Dyakov
Hospital
in
Dushanbe
and the
Central
District
Hospital
in Vahdat.
Besides, Yuichi Kusumoto also will take part at a ceremony of handing over musical instruments to the Opera and Ballet Theatre in
Dushanbe
. The musical instrument for more than US$400,000 have been purchased in
Japan
, and the first concert with use of new musical instrument will be held on May 18.
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