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[Photo News] Graduation day

By Korea Herald

Published : Aug. 8, 2016 - 16:00

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A senior education ministry official of the Malawian government presents a graduation certificate to a student who attended Green Light school operated by South Korean carmaker Kia Motors in Lilongwe, the capital of the southeastern African country, on Aug. 4. The graduation ceremony was held with Kia Motors officials attending during their week-long volunteer trip to the country last week. The carmaker operates Green Light projects to provide educational opportunities for children and their families in nine African countries including Tanzania, Ethiopia and Kenya.(KIA Motors) A senior education ministry official of the Malawian government presents a graduation certificate to a student who attended Green Light school operated by South Korean carmaker Kia Motors in Lilongwe, the capital of the southeastern African country, on Aug. 4. The graduation ceremony was held with Kia Motors officials attending during their week-long volunteer trip to the country last week. The carmaker operates Green Light projects to provide educational opportunities for children and their families in nine African countries including Tanzania, Ethiopia and Kenya.(KIA Motors)

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