The Liberia National Students’ Union (LiNSU) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education (MoE), has officially commenced the National Students’ Symposium (NSS) 2026 events.
The program was hosted under the theme: “Connecting, Inspiring and Equipping Students to Lead Liberia’s Future.”
Education Minister, Dr. Jarso Marley Jallah said, the symposium marks the beginning of a national engagement focused on leadership development, civic participation, entrepreneurship, innovation, and strategic policy dialogue among students.
Dr. Jallah: “The Ministry under my watch is delighted to sustain partnership with LINSU on initiatives of such a productive nature.”
The opening ceremony brought together government officials, student leaders, development partners, educational stakeholders, and delegates from the counties in a shared commitment to advance student empowerment and national transformation.
President of the Liberia National Students’ Union, James Tactician Gbelee Washington declared:
“We are not gathered here merely to open a symposium, but to open possibilities; to awaken capacities, and announce that the
student movement has entered a new chapter more disciplined in thought; more strategic in action; more constructive in purpose, and more determined than ever to help shape the destiny of our republic.”
Washington continued: “We are the generation Liberians have been waiting for; the hands history has chosen; the minds this nation needs, and the movement this moment requires.”
The symposium officially opened a new chapter of collaboration, learning, innovation, and purposeful leadership among the students.
The activities are expected to continue in sessions, designed to inspire and equip participants for national influence.
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