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UNICEF program to help protecting vulnerable

A UNICEF country program will help Turkey to achieve some of its Millennium Development Goals, such as universal primary education, promoting gender equality and empowering women, reducing child mortality, and fighting AIDS.

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A country program action plan (CPAP) for 2006-2010 signed by the Turkish government and UNICEF last summer went into effect after being published in Monday's Official Gazette.

The action plan signed in August 2006 by UNICEF representative in Turkey Edmond McLoughney and Ambassador Hasan Göğüş of the Foreign Ministry proposes a range of projects to help fulfill the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and improve the situation of women and children throughout Turkey.

27 March 2007, Tuesday

TODAY'S ZAMAN  ANKARA

   

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