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The Government of Liberia has moved to clarify reports surrounding the Liberia–Morocco Annual Bilateral Scholarship Program, stressing that it has not abandoned or arbitrarily withdrawn valid financial aid from Liberian students studying in the Kingdom of Morocco. According to the Ministry of Education, the current administrative challenges involve only a limited number of scholarship recipients. The clarification was issued by Amos Harris and aims to reassure students and the public that the program remains active. The government emphasized its commitment to maintaining the bilateral educational agreement with Morocco.
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