Monrovia, Liberia — On August 11, the Chinese Embassy in Liberia held a China Scholarship Reception, gathering over 200 attendees to celebrate the growing educational cooperation between the two nations. The event was a testament to the robust and flourishing diplomatic and academic relationship between China and Liberia.
The reception was a high-profile affair, graced by key figures from both countries. Chinese Ambassador to Liberia Yin Chengwu presided over the event, joined by a distinguished list of Liberian officials, including Minister of Education Hon. Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Cllr. Jeddi Mowbray Armah, and Monrovia Mayor Hon. John-Charuk S. Siafa. University presidents, faculty, student representatives, and scholarship recipients were also in attendance, highlighting the broad-based support for these educational initiatives.
Ambassador Yin Chengwu delivered a keynote address, reflecting on the significant progress made in China-Liberia educational cooperation. He outlined China’s remarkable advancements in education and introduced the World Youth Peace Initiative. The Ambassador’s message was one of encouragement, urging young Liberians to pursue knowledge with passion, dedicating their skills to serving their nation and its people. He emphasized that by doing so, they would also play a vital role in strengthening the bonds of friendship between China and Liberia. Ambassador Yin reaffirmed China’s commitment to deepening educational partnerships and promoting the steady development of the China-Liberia strategic partnership.
In a show of gratitude and mutual respect, Minister Jallah and other Liberian dignitaries lauded China’s impressive development achievements. They expressed sincere appreciation for China’s invaluable support for Liberia’s educational sector and national development agenda. They pledged to continue actively fostering cooperation between Liberia and China, while also inspiring Liberian students to study diligently, strive to become ambassadors of the friendship between the two countries, and contribute meaningfully to their nation’s future.
The student representatives, the direct beneficiaries of these scholarships, also took the podium to express their profound thanks. They vowed to embrace their academic opportunities, work hard, and dedicate themselves to serving their country and promoting a stronger, more enduring friendship between Liberia and China. The reception not only celebrated academic achievement but also reinforced the shared commitment to a future of collaboration and mutual growth.
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