Children from Dushanbe entered a drawing contest to commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Program.
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Children Dream of Bright and Modern Future for Tajikistan and Its Neighbors
Photo Essay | 24 January 2012
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