Global Conference on girls’ education kicks off today in Islamabad
Pakistan is hosting a landmark international conference on girls’ education, with over 150 dignitaries from 44 countries, including representatives from UNESCO, UNICEF, and the World Bank. The two-day event begins today in Islamabad.
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