Speaking on behalf of the students, Mr. William Wesseh also lauded the Cuban Government for the opportunity and hospitality accorded them while undergoing their studies in Cuba.
“We have come back to contribute our quota to the Liberian society,” said Wesseh.
He paid tribute to Foreign Minister Augustine Ngafuan and other staff of the ministry for being supportive and instrumental in ensuring their return home.
According to a Foreign Ministry release, the three medical specialists have acquired B.Sc. Degrees each from top Cuban medical institutions of learning.
They are Mr. William Wesseh, who studied Clinical Engineering, Mr. Michael Mator, Clinical Bio-analysis, and Varnjah Quiah, Radiology and X-Ray.
LINA
3 Liberian Medical Specialists Extol Gov’t For Aid
25 March 2015, 5:23 pm Written by Micat Liberia
Published in
LINA Bulletin
MONROVIA, March 25 (LINA) -Three Cuban-trained Liberian medical specialists have commended the Liberian government for the moral, technical and financial assistance which enabled them realize their professional aspiration.
Speaking on behalf of the students, Mr. William Wesseh also lauded the Cuban Government for the opportunity and hospitality accorded them while undergoing their studies in Cuba.
“We have come back to contribute our quota to the Liberian society,” said Wesseh.
He paid tribute to Foreign Minister Augustine Ngafuan and other staff of the ministry for being supportive and instrumental in ensuring their return home.
According to a Foreign Ministry release, the three medical specialists have acquired B.Sc. Degrees each from top Cuban medical institutions of learning.
They are Mr. William Wesseh, who studied Clinical Engineering, Mr. Michael Mator, Clinical Bio-analysis, and Varnjah Quiah, Radiology and X-Ray.
LINA
Latest from Micat Liberia
- African Gov’ts Urged To Repeal Laws Against Women
- VP Boakai To Attend 65th Annual Nat’l Breakfast With U.S. President
- Pres. Sirleaf Commends Integrity Idol Liberia; Receives Rotary Governor
- Guinean Assembly Prexy Hails Pres. Sirleaf’s Peace Efforts
- President Sirleaf Signs Book Condolence for Mrs. Ruth Perry