2016
Our Beginning
LISAM was established to organize and support Liberian students studying in Morocco, creating a stronger structure for student welfare, communication, and representation.
Information about LISAM, its work, history, leadership, and student community in Morocco.
To unite Liberian students in Morocco through academic support, cultural exchange, and community building while fostering strong ties between Liberia and Morocco through education and diplomacy.
To create a thriving community where every Liberian student in Morocco achieves academic excellence, preserves cultural identity, and develops leadership skills to contribute meaningfully to Liberia's development.
The journey of Liberian students in Morocco
LISAM was established to organize and support Liberian students studying in Morocco, creating a stronger structure for student welfare, communication, and representation.
These are the students currently representing LISAM and supporting our members across Morocco.
President
General Medicine
Vice President
Mobile Development
General Secretary
Ecommerce and Marketing
Financial Secretary
Web Development Full-stack
A record of the students who gave their time to LISAM and helped move the association forward.
Former President
Electrical Engineering
Former Vice President
Civil Engineering
Former General Secretary
Geology
Former Financial Secretary
Health Science
Institutions and organizations connected to LISAM and the Liberian student community in Morocco.
Republic of Liberia's official education ministry overseeing national education policies and international student affairs.
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Official diplomatic mission of Liberia in Morocco, providing consular services and support to Liberian citizens.
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Agence Marocaine de Coopération Internationale, managing international student programs in Morocco.
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CESAM, supporting African students and trainees in Morocco through community, academic, cultural, and social initiatives.
Visit WebsitePractical information for Liberian students living and studying in Morocco.
Home to Mohammed V University, INSEA, and other higher education institutions.
Home to Hassan II University and several higher education institutions.
Home to Al Quaraouiyine and other higher education institutions.
Home to Cadi Ayyad University and other higher education institutions.
Home to Ibn Zohr University and other higher education institutions.
Slow-cooked stew with meat and vegetables, named after the clay pot it's cooked in.
Friday tradition - steamed semolina served with vegetables and meat.
Traditional soup especially popular during Ramadan.
Symbol of Moroccan hospitality, served throughout the day.
Note: Scholarship renewals require passing grades and good conduct.
Hear directly from LISAM members about studying, living, and finding community in Morocco.
LISAM helped me navigate the scholarship process when I first arrived in Morocco. This community made me feel at home!
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