Japan donates EUR15,000 to school in Slunj

ZAGREB, July 12 (Hina) - The Japanese Government will donate EUR15,392 to the Slunj elementary school for the supply for school furniture and school equipment, the Japanese Government said in a statement on Tuesday.

The school was demolished in the Homeland War.

An agreement on the deed of donation will be signed in Slunj on 14 July by Japanese Ambassador to Croatia Kaname Ikeda and school principal Tome Cvitkovic.

The Japanese Government is also helping other reconstruction projects in Croatia, the statement said.

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Japan donates EUR15,000 to school in Slunj

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