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Richard Hall speaks about his time in Afghanistan
6 Jul 2009
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Richard HallHead, Vice Chancellor's Department AUT University |
Bamiyan Province, Afghanistan, is known for its colossal Buddha statues, so tragically destroyed by the Taliban in 2001. This remote and mountainous province is a place of stunning beauty, fascinating history and intense cultural pride. Yet, behind this public face, is a shattered infrastructure and intense deprivation. The presentation will provide an insight into the work done by the New Zealand contingent to promote reconstruction and development, in the health and other sectors, in this war-ravaged province.
When: Tuesday 21st July, 2009
Where: WA Conference Centre, 4.15 pm - 5.30 pm, City Campus
Please RSVP your attendance to bonnie.brannigan@aut.ac.nz
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Last updated: 06 Jul 2009 2:51pm