Morocco has offered, for the year 2020, 150 scholarships to new Gabonese high school graduates through the Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI), making the Kingdom the first destination for Gabonese students, said the Ambassador of Morocco to Gabon Abdellah Sbihi.
According to a press release from the Moroccan embassy, Sbihi stressed on Friday, during an interview with the Director General of Gabon’s National Scholarship Agency (ANBG) Sandra Flore Mambari Pinze Abessolo, that the number scholarships for public higher education offered by the Kingdom of Morocco through the Moroccan Agency for International Cooperation (AMCI) has positively increased from 60 in 2016 to 150 in 2020.
He said that “130 scholarships are reserved for university education and 20 for vocational training. This high number of scholarships makes the Kingdom the first destination for Gabonese students”.
During this meeting, “the two figures agreed together to meet regularly for a continuous monitoring so that the students’ enthusiasm for the Moroccan destination remains at its highest level in accordance with the exemplary relations between the two countries”, noted the source.
To do this, the Moroccan ambassador specified that “two special direct flights Libreville-Casablanca-Libreville with the carrier Royal Air Maroc are operational once a week in order to allow students to travel to the Kingdom, in addition to a very rigorous support and monitoring put in place due to the Covid-19 pandemic”.
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