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Afghan Children
There is an Afghan medical doctor in Japan who obtained a license to practice medicine from the Japanese Government.
He came to Japan in 1969 to graduate from the faculty of medicine of Kyoto University, Japan. Since then, he has been working as a medical doctor in Japan. Yet, he is also engaged in aid activities for Afghan people, which is called the Karez Health & Educational Services for Afghan People (http://www.karez.org/).
He said that Afghan children are bright. They really look like having a sunny disposition though they are poor. As they are so poor, the medical doctor thinks, there is nothing for them to do but live in a cheerful mood.
By the way, the medical doctor had the great father: Academician Professor Abdul Shakoor Rashad.
Professor Abdul Shakoor Rashad was born on November 14, 1921 in Kandahar City, Afghanistan...
In 1961, he was appointed as a Pashto teacher in the Institute of Eastern Research in St. Petersburg (Previously known as Lenin Grad) where he served for two and a half years.[3] He moved back to Kabul where he continued to serve as a professor at the University of Kabul in the Faculty of Language and Literature as Professor and as the Chief of the Pashto Department.
Professor Rashad besides his native language Pashto spoke fluent Persian, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, Russian and English. He also had knowledge of Sanskrit, Japanese and other regional languages. He had written poems in Persian and Urdu languages as well. However has devoted all his life in study and research of Pashto literature.
Reshad knew 26 languages including Sasnkrit and Hebrew. He has written around 105 books (only 36 were published) and hundreds of articles.[2]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdul_Shakoor_Rashad
So, it is not by chance that an Afghan came to Japan to be a medical doctor as you have to be fluent in Japanese.
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