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Japan supports training of East Timorese youth with €948,000

Japan allocates funds for the training of East Timorese youth, promoting education at Japanese universities.

21 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Japan has announced financial support of €948,000 for the training of young civil servants from East Timor. This investment aims to provide these youths with the opportunity to pursue their studies at universities in Japan.

The initiative is seen as an important step towards the development of human capital in the country, opening new possibilities for the participants.

In addition to financial support, the program includes training and capacity-building, with the goal of strengthening the skills of young East Timorese in the public sector.

These efforts reflect Japan's commitment to supporting development and education in East Timor, thus contributing to the progress of the nation.

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