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     L-R: Lliam Findlay, policy and advocacy adviser to the CEO, Save the Children, Tanya Beckett, presenter, BBC News, Gülsar Corat, director of the division for gender equality, UNESCO, Carolyn Tastad, gender equality executive sponsor, P&G, Maurice Levy, CEO, Publicis Groupe. In partnership with UNESCO and Save the Children, personal care giant Procter & Gamble (P&G) and its Always feminine care brand have announced a new commitment to help girls and young women impacted by the Syrian crisis through education and skill development.

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