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October 27, 2026
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Rose International Academy Students Represent Liberia at Global Junior Model UN in Ghana

Monrovia, Liberia – Dr. Hawa Alice Kun has commended students of Rose International Academy for their participation in the Global Junior Model United Nations 2026 in Ghana, following their first day of activities.

Dr. Kun said the students demonstrated confidence and effective communication while representing their school and Liberia at the international gathering.

She emphasized the importance of educational opportunities that enable young people to exchange ideas, strengthen their leadership abilities, and develop a broader understanding of global affairs.

She encouraged the students to remain committed to learning, express their views with confidence, and use the experience to further their personal and academic development.

Dr. Kun also expressed gratitude to God and prayed for the continued guidance and protection of the Liberian delegation throughout the event.

She shared photographs and videos from the opening day and called on the public to recognize the students’ participation as they engage with their peers from other countries.

The Global Junior Model United Nations provides a platform for young delegates to explore international issues, develop diplomatic skills, and gain experience in global dialogue.

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