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Commemoration of the World Refugee Day coincides with the 20 Years in TajikistanOn June 20, 2013, UNHCR Tajikistan and its partner NGO, with cooperation from the Afghan refugee community, organized a music concert and some activities for children including sports games and face painting. Around 400 refugees were invited to Cinema "Tajikistan" to enjoy these activities and the concert. During the event, DAFI students volunteered to organize activities and help. As 2013 is the 20th anniversary of UNHCR in Tajikistan, the office organized a conference and reception for the commemoration, and invited around 150 people from partners including the government, international organizations, UN agencies and the diplomatic corps. The conference included speeches from representatives of UNHCR, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Internal Affairs, and of the Afghan Community. They all remarked on the 20 years of work of UNHCR. 27.06.2013 |
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