Last week, ArcelorMittal Liberia, the leading foreign direct investment in Liberia since the end of war, once more demonstrated its commitment to empowering Liberia’s next generation of leaders with sound and quality education.
At its Buchanan concessional area in Grand Bassa County, the Belgium-headquartered global steel company awarded 21 young Liberians with international study grants with all associated costs.
ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML), as a leading player in the mining and business sectors of Liberia, has announced the award of scholarships to these promising Liberian students, enabling them to pursue advanced academic degrees in various science-related disciplines at renowned international institutions.
This initiative, one of several scholarship awards over more than 15 years of work in Liberia, underscores the company’s commitment to advancing Liberia’s educational sector and human resource development.
The scholarship recipients were carefully selected based on their academic excellence and demonstrated potential to make significant contributions to Liberia’s development.
This investment in human capital aims to not only empower these individuals but also foster positive change within Liberia.
The importance of these international scholarships for Liberia’s educational sector cannot be overstated as they provide Liberian students with access to world-class education, helping them acquire cutting-edge knowledge and skills that are crucial for the nation’s growth and prosperity.
As these scholars embark on their academic journeys, Liberia anticipates a brighter future with a skilled workforce poised to contribute to its growth and development.
