It’s World Arabic Language Day, yet 50M Adults in the Arab World Cannot Read or Write
Within the 22 Arabic-speaking countries, the World Bank estimates that there are 50 million adults who cannot read or write.
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Within the 22 Arabic-speaking countries, the World Bank estimates that there are 50 million adults who cannot read or write.
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