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The Japanese and New Zealand governments have successfully completed a joint project at Naceva District School on Kadavu Island.
The Japanese government, through its Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects Programme, funded the construction of classrooms valued at over $300,000, including furniture.
The New Zealand government, on the other hand, donated a solar power system that now provides clean energy to the school.
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Japanese Ambassador Rokuichiro Michii and New Zealand’s High Commissioner Charlotte Darlow handed over the facilities, highlighting the importance of partnerships in improving student education.
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Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs, Lenora Qereqeretabua, thanked Japan and New Zealand for their support, stating that the new classrooms, furniture, and solar power system will create a conducive learning environment, enabling students to excel in their academic achievements.