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Answer S. Kpweuyou 13 yearsSpiritan Academy (2012) Lusine Nyei, Jr., 13 years, Dry Rice,

Market Barnesville (2011)Webster Appleton, 15 years, Oldest

Congo Town(2011)

A selection of Drawings of Egypt Through the Eyes of the Children of Liberia.

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05 Word by the Ambassador of Egypt to Liberia

07 Word by the Managing Director of Total, Liberia

05 Word by the Ambassador of Egypt to Liberia

05 Word by the Ambassador of Egypt to Liberia

Kemil Sharrow, 15 years, Don Bosco Technical High School (2011)

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H. E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, President of the Republic of Liberia

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Dear Friends of Egypt, dear children of Liberia, dear Participants of the Art Competition “Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I & II”,

Saturday 4 February 2012 was a special day for all the Children of Liberia as H.E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf , President of Liberia, launched the Children’s Law of Liberia 2012. This law represents a promise to all children of Liberia that the government is committed to their protection and promotion; in accordance to the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), which 193 States have ratified including Liberia.

EGYPT wants to join the Children of Liberia to celebrate this day. It was only fitting that we announce the Winners of the Art Competition “Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia II” in the same venue as well as exhibit the fine art work of almost 200 Liberian children from all over the country between the age of 6 and 19 year old, in the desig-nated area of the Egyptian Embassy at the Samuel K. Doe Stadium grounds. The Prize Ceremony was held during the Second Egyptian Cultural Week in Monrovia in March 2012, at a special ceremony for the children at the Residence of the Egyptian Ambassador.

One of my proudest moments since my arrival in this country was to see more than 200 Liberian children from dif-ferent schools in Liberia take part in the Drawing and Painting Competition titled, “Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia,” in 2011 and the second in 2012 .

Liberia and Egypt share a strong bond. Egypt has supported Liberia since the establishment of relations in the mid-fifties. Egypt, together with the United States and Nigeria, never severed relations with Liberia in good and bad times. This relationship will continue. Egypt will keep building on this friendship based on mutual interest and mutual aspirations.

It is my sincere believe that the children and the youth of a nation are its future. This is why the Egyptian Embassy feels that investing in projects involving the young people of Liberia is a strong contribution to the development of the future of Liberia.

Teach, encourage and motivate kids in different aspects and the sky is the limit.

Kids are the future of Liberia and together all children are the ones who will bring not only Liberia but our whole continent to a new threshold of development.This small pamphlet serves as a commemoration to the young artists of Liberia who will paint the new era of Liberia for the future. Egypt in the Eyes of Liberian Children is Egypt’s small contribution to bringing out potential talents of the youth in this beautiful nation of Liberia.

Finally, I would like to extend a special thanks to Anneke Quoi for her enthusiastic support in organizing both Art Competitions: “Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I & II” (2011& 2012). As well as the members of the Board of the Liberian Egyptian Friendship Society.

Maher El-Adawy (Ambassador of Egypt to Liberia)

April 2012

Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt in MonroviaOffice of the Ambassador

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Dear Liberians, dear friends of Egypt and Liberia, dear Children of Liberia,

Liberia is rising, Liberia is booming, Liberia is transitioning and everyone should join efforts to support Liberia in its reconstruction. This reconstruction should start with the children, with the young Liberians and with the youth as they are the backbone of today’s and tomorrow’s Liberia. The Arab Republic of Egypt, through its Ambassador H.E. Maher El Adawy has been doing an extraordinary job not only in terms of bringing in corporate investors but also in forging public partnerships, in promoting cultural development and then recently in sensitizing the Children of Liberia to Art and Painting. TOTAL is proud to partner with the Embassy of Egypt to support this essential initiative.

The Children of Liberia deserve quality education, the young people of Liberia deserve job opportunities in the public and private sectors and the youth deserve a bright future. They are the ones who are building tomorrow’s Liberia; they are the ones who will make Liberia a reference in terms of economic growth, development, peace and stability in Africa and in the World. In support of this, one of the key objectives of the Total Group’s Corporate Social Responsibility program worldwide is to promote the education of people of all ages, races and economic standing. In keeping with this mandate, Total Liberia has implemented in Liberia various educational initiatives ranging from road safety, to environmental protection, to better health standards, to languages, and most recently art. Art is not only of creating beauty, but also of encouraging self-expression and communication that is usually lost if not cultivated, especially in children. Pablo Picasso is quoted as saying that “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up”. The implementation of “Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I & II” sponsored by the Egyptian Embassy, is a great doorway to ensure that the children of Liberia are encouraged to continue to create and learn.As of today, TOTAL is the leading petroleum company in Liberia and has created more than 1000 jobs for Liberians all over the country from Monrovia to Ganta, from Greenville to Voinjama, from Buchanan to Zorzor. Most of those jobs are currently held by young and dynamic Liberians who are eager to be part of the Liberian success story. With the goal of reaching 2500 jobs for Liberians by the end of 2015, TOTAL’s priority is to focus on the Children & Youth of Liberia and their education in order to empower them and make them successful in their working and personal life. TOTAL cares for Liberia and the people of Liberia and will continue to implement corporate responsibility initiatives such as our current art collaboration with the H.E. Maher El Adawy to support, empower and promote Liberians. I would like to extend my thanks and appreciation to H.E. Maher El Adawy, who has been extremely active in developing actions, partnerships, awareness campaigns and events during which public, private and diplomatic sectors can interact, exchange and work together in Liberia. This energetic, tireless and extraordinary person is a role model that Total Liberia is proud to be associated with.

Message From the Managing Director of Total Liberia

Olivier LassagneApril 2012

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“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I” Participants 2011

Category I : Age Group ( 6-9 )

No Name Age Address

1 Fully K. Gbahkpah Jr. 8 Don Bosco Technical High School

2 Gabriel Wreh 8 Don Bosco Technical High School

3 Titus C. Jackson 9 Don Bosco Technical High School

4 William D. Kpangbai 9 Don Bosco Technical High School

5 Quartz P. Brown 8 Don Bosco Technical High School

6 Harold Jones 9 Spiritan Academy

7 Rashida W. F. Blamo 9 Spiritan Academy

8 Moses K. N. Kariue 8 ELWA Community

9 Bendu Samah 9 ELWA Community

10 Decontee Dagbe 8 ELWA Community

11 Staci Taxen 8 ELWA Community

12 Larpu Beyana 9 ELWA Community

13 Decontee Dagbe 8 ELWA Community

14 Iran Greene 7 ELWA Community

15 Betty Karnue 7 ELWA Community

Category II : Age Group ( 10-14 )

No Name Age Address

1 Christopher K. Nyei 10 Dry Rice market Barnesville Road

2 Lusine M. Nyei Jr. 13 Dry Rice market Barnesville Road

3 Othello Payman 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

4 Hamilton A. Greene 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

5 Preston Garduard 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

6 Charles A. Reeves Jr. 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

7 Lawrence N. Jurry 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

8 Mathis Brown 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

9 Obinna Uche 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

10 Jusu Sando 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

11 Victor F. Kollie Jr 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

12 Ezekiel Ballah 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

13 Hilary Blah 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

14 Mulbah Kpaiwolo 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

15 Tito M. Johnson 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

16 Tony P. Koryon 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

17 Andrew Kerkulah 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

18 Aaron 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

19 Moses K. Harmon 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

20 Gabriel Knowlden 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

21 Andrew Tellewoyan 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

22 Ronema Mulbah 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

23 Darus Dennis 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

24 Eddie F. Yanquoi 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

25 Ballah Morseray 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

26 Prince Boakai 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

27 Prince Weah 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

28 Sawie W. Nebo 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

16 Peter S. Wennie 8 ELWA Community

17 Grace Dehfer 9 ELWA Community

18 Melvina Greene 8 ELWA Community

19 Jappy R. Gardea 8 ELWA Community

20 Leechea P. Kermue 8 ELWA Community

21 Ruth Dennis 9 ELWA Community

22 Cameron Scott 9 American International School of Monrovia

23 Amanda Oniyama 8 American International School of Monrovia

24 Lynn Elhadjali 7 American International School of Monrovia

25 Afeef Thameem 8 American International School of Monrovia

26 Pukie Brown 8 Child Development Academy

27 Evon Shank 6 Congo Town Back Road

28 Cameron Shank 9 Congo Town Back Road

29 Darron Shank 8 Congo Town Back Road

30 Faithe Shank 5 Congo Town Back Road

29 Timius Wesseh 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

30 Pewu M. Willie 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

31 Antoine Berrian 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

32 Mohamed M. Dukuly 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

33 Joel Jackollie 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

34 Muhammed Paasewe 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

35 Danny K. Mulbah 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

36 Zayzay J. Yennego 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

37 Augustus V. Vogar Jr. 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

38 Emmet P. Simoke 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

39 Ebenizar B. Gibson 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

40 Lawrence Gibson 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

41 Mandela S. Gbollie 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

42 Gary V. D. Quaye 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

43 Alvin D. Nuetah 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

44 Dabe B. Williams Jr 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

45 Robert Francis 11 Don Bosco Technical High School

46 Randolph Zizi 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

47 Luther W. Weah 10 Don Bosco Technical High School

48 Allen Bloh 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

49 William Sayon jr 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

50 Caleb Tuazama 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

51 Alonso W. N. Porte 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

52 Dan Nuta jr. 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

53 Celine E. Gray 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

54 Montee Johnson 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

55 Androvish G. Berrian 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

56 Abu Vandi 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

57 Raphael Honyor 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

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Category II : Age Group ( 10-14 ) Continues

No Name Age Address

58 Ansumana Outland 14 Dry Rice market Barnesville Road

59 Claudia Ibraham 13 Dry Rice market Barnesville Road

60 Muniru J. Lamin 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

61 Lavela K. Johnson 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

62 Koryon Luworza 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

63 Jonathan N. Kulah 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

64 Murphy M. Dorley jr. 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

65 Rammie Harmon 14 Don Bosco Technical High School

66 J. Titus Flanjay 10 Spiritan Academy

67 Joy M. Collins 11 Spiritan Academy

68 Daniel Ireland 11 Spiritan Academy

69 Sekou Vannie 11 Bong Mines Bridge

70 Teddy Howerd 13 Manneka FC Congo town

71 Promise Dehfer 10 ELWA Community

72 Blessing Duo 12 ELWA Community

73 Love Togbah 11

74 Salome Bumbeh 12 ELWA Community

75 Alice N. Seyda 11 ELWA Community

76 Melvin L. Duo 12 ELWA Community

77 Isaac Gardea 11 ELWA Community

78 Franklin Kwein 10 ELWA Community

79 Lucia T. Bono 11 ELWA Community

80 Mercy X. Wonnah 11 ELWA Community

81 Mercy T. Peter 10 ELWA Community

82 Ann Mary M. Vah 10 ELWA Community

83 Emmanuel Larkpawolo 11 ELWA Community

84 Richlyne Kermue 11 ELWA Community

85 Gardeah Nimely 10 ELWA Community

86 Obarene E. Eboh 14 8th Street Sinkor

87 Winifred Gargbay 13 CDA

88 Joy Richards 11 CDA

89 Joy Solcum 10 CDA

90 Hamilkal Kamal 13 CDA

91 Tawah Dakinah 11 CDA

92 Princess Dennis 11 Manneka Crochet Club Sinkor93 Larwuo Kennedy 12 Manneka Crochet Club Sinkor94 Princelia Zuzah 13 Manneka Crochet Club Sinkor95 Nabiha Shahid 12 American International School of Monrovia

96 Sayo Kamara 14 William Lee Bonner Jr. High School

Category III : Age Group ( 15-18 )

No Name Age Address

1 Abraham Kamara 17 Caldwell junction community

2 Kemil Sharrow 15 Don Bosco Technical High School

3 Kedrick Boayue 15 Don Bosco Technical High School

4 Webster Appleton 15 Oldest Congo Town

5 Francis Dickson 18 Maryland County

6 Othello Okyne 17 Don Bosco Technical High School

7 Fannie D. Gardea 16 ELWA community

Miscellanous

No Name Address

1 Denise Aninakwah Ghana

2 Melvin Bombo ELWA community

3 Mildred Bedell Don Bosco Technical High School

4 Anthony Davis Don Bosco Technical High School

5 Meshach Koayon Don Bosco Technical High School

6 Matthew W. Gomoson

7 Alex O. Jalloh Don Bosco Technical High School

8 Valenton S. Korsor Don Bosco Technical High School

9 Ayesha Shalid American International School

Group Work

No Name Address

1 Jo Village Academy Bomi County2 Manneka FC Old Road3 Manneka FC Sinkor4 6 girls Caldwell Junction5 Princelia and Blessing Zuzah Manneka Children Club Sinkor

Judge for the Art Competition in 2011: Cllr. Yvette Chesson Wreh

Director General of International Angie Brooks Center

25 January 2011

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Position Name Age Address Category I : Age Group (6-9)1st Prize Harold Jones 9 Years Spiritan Academy

2nd Prize Cameron Scott 9 Years American International School of Monrovia

3rd Prize Rashida Blamo 9 Years Spiritan Academy

Category II : Age Group (10-14)1st Prize Teddy Howerd 13 Years Manneka FC

2nd Prize Daniel Ireland 11 Years Spiritan Academy

3rd Prize Rammie Harmon 14 Years Don Bosco Technical High School

Category II : Age Group (15-18)1st Prize Webster Appleton 15 Years Oldest Congo Town

2nd Prize Francis H. Dickson 18 Years Maryland County

3rd Prize Kedrick P. Boayue 15 Years Don Bosco Technical High School

Participants of the Art Competition 2011 at the Embassy of EgyptMonrovia, Liberia

In 2011, the participants of the Art Competition “Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia” were 214 Children.

From 16 schools and organizations representing three different counties.

25 January 2011

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“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I” Category: Age 6-9

First Prize Winner, Harold Jones, 9 years, Spiritan Academy

First Prize

Winner

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“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I” Category: Age 6-9

Third Prize Winner, Rashida W. M. Bla-mo, 9 years, ELWA, Kendeja Commu-nity Academy

Second Prize Winner, Cameron Scott, 9 years, American International School of Monrovia

Second Prize

Winner

Third Prize

Winner

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First Prize Winner, Teddy Howerd, 13 years, Manneka F.C.

“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I” Category: Age 10-14

First Prize

Winner

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Second Prize Winner, Daniel Ireland, 11 years, Spiritan Academy

Third Prize Winner, Rammie Har-mon, 14 years, Don Bosco Technical High School

“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I” Category: Age 10-14

Second Prize

Winner

Third Prize

Winner

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First Prize Winner, Webster Appleton, 15 years, Oldest Congo Town

First Prize

Winner

“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I” Category: Age 15-18

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Second Prize Winner, Francis H. Dickson, 18 years, Maryland County

Third Prize Winner, Kedrick P. Boayoue, 15 years, Don Bosco Technical High School

Second Prize

Winner

Third Prize

Winner

“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I” Category: Age 15-18

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The Prize Ceremony of the First Art Competition 2011“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I”

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Liberian Culture Troupe performed during the Prize Ceremony

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Category I : Age Group ( 6-9 )

No Name Age Address

1 T Kartoh Dweh Jr. 9 Len MillarPrimary & Elementary School

2 Daniel D. Johnson 9 Manneka FC

3 Bill Johnson 8 Manneka FC

4 Priscilla Anna 8 William Booth School

5 Amy Slewon 7 William Booth School

6 Celine David 9 Spiritan Academy

7 George Fazah 8 American International School Monrovia

8 Faithe Shank 5 Home School, Congo town

Category III : Age Group ( 15-18 )

No Name Age Address

1 Zogbo Godoe 15 Liberia Mennonite School2 Isaac Gogoe 18 Liberia Mennonite School3 Matthew E Leetor 18 Len Millar Jr. & Sr. High School4 Clement Davies 15 Len Millar Jr. & Sr. High School5 Benjamin D. Smith 15 John Lewis Morris School6 Samuel Z Wesseh 17 The Lord’s prayer academy

Category II : Age Group ( 10-14 )

No Name Age Address

1 Trokon Kparr 13 Liberia Mennonite School

2 Elijah Swen 11 Liberia Mennonite School

3 Andrew Dolo 13 Len Millar Primary & Elementary School

4 Nalabee G. Davis 12 Len Millar Primary & Elementary School

5 Leroy R. Swen 12 Len Millar Primary & Elementary School

6 E. Varney B. Kamara 11 Len Millar Primary & Elementary School

7 Ashley Wolo Jr. 14 Len Millar Primary & Elementary School

8 Emmanuel Johnson 14 Manneka FC

9 Mohamed M Dukuly 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

10 Reuben Biah 14 William Booth School

11 Gwenolyn Zepu 10 William Booth School

12 Maxin Frank 14 William Booth School

13 David S. Massaquoi Jr. 12 William Booth School

14 Elvina Dahn 12 William Booth School

15 Emmanuel Johnson 11 William Booth School

16 Venus Barchue 10 William Booth School

17 Francis Karva 12 William Booth School18 Lovetta S. Nyumah 11 William Booth School

19 Doreen O’Diaji 11 William Booth School

20 Erica W. Barbu 13 William Booth School

21 Amos Smith 11 William Booth School

22 Stanley Sheriff 10 William Booth School

23 Julius Siaway 11 William Booth School

24 Daniel Ireland 11 Spiritan Academy

25 Answer S. Kpweuyou 12 Spiritan Academy

26 Dereck Samuels 13 St. Andrew Lutheran School

27 Junior King 12 Enword Pipeline Road

28 Obadiah T. Watson 12 Riverview Pipeline Road29 Sampson Saydee 14 Aaron G. Burgress Memorial Academy

30 Rufus Tarr 13 Aaron G. Burgress Memorial Academy

31 Emmanuel Kpah 14 Mcc Gill Denie

32 Teconblah T. Tarr 14 Charrmmit

33 Reed Spencer 11 Samaritan Purse’s Home School

34 Lucia Yacob 10 American International School of Mon.

35 Nour Mougharbel 12 American International School of Mon.

Category IV : Group Work

No Name Age Address

1 Gracesee Howerd 5 Manneka Children Club

Mary Kollie 12 Manneka Children ClubHarris Grant 8 Manneka Children Club

2 Moses K. Harmon 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

Jerry Lepolu 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

3 T – Max Jlateh, Jr 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

Lawrence Juriry 12 Don Bosco Technical High School

4 Watta Konneh 15 Don Bosco Technical High School

Celine Gray 13 Don Bosco Technical High School

5 Junior King 14 LEFS

Sarafina Prosser 15 LEFS

6 Matali Gettee 14 LEFS

Victoria Prosser 14 LEFS

Joshua Gaye 13 LEFS

Junior King 14 LEFS

Watson Gaye 15 LEFS

7 Izak Kauffeldt 8 Samaritan Purse’s Home School

Felix Kauffeldt 9 Samaritan Purse’s Home School

8 Joey Eid 7 American International School Monrovia

Tulonga Milapo 7 American International School Monrovia

Domino Adeleke 7 American International School Monrovia

9 Aisha Hanson 13 American International School Monrovia

Edith Kwami 13 American International School Monrovia

Nabiha 13 American International School Monrovia

10 Aya Fouani 11 American International School Monrovia

Lynn Elhadjali 10 American International School Monrovia

11 Eric 9 American International School Monrovia

“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia II” Participants 2012

36 Joe Baryogar 14 Coventant Nurturing Center

37 Jonathan Gardea 12 Rivercess38 Catharina Gardea 14 Rivercess39 Teddy Howerd 14 Manneka FC

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Miscellaneous

No Name Address

1 Serious V Nyemah Sun Hill Elementary & Junior High School, Zwedru

2 George Limbor Jr. Sun Hill Elementary & Junior High School, Zwedru

3 Isaac K. Diahn Sun Hill Elementary & Junior High School, Zwedru

4 Wieh Teh Sun Hill Elementary & Junior High School, Zwedru

5 Pinky Washington Sun Hill Elementary & Junior High School, Zwedru

6 Chidera Chima Sun Hill Elementary & Junior High School, Zwedru

7 Ismueal Pay Gar Gbediah Public School, Rivercess

8 Evenus N. Vah Gbediah Public School, Rivercess

9 C. Zachariah Gbediah Gbediah Public School, Rivercess

10 Isaac Juludoe Gbediah Public School, Rivercess

11 Nuch Joe Gbediah Public School, Rivercess

12 Princess T Sunday Gbediah Public School, Rivercess

13 Lucky Tobey Gbediah Public School, Rivercess

Cameron 10 American International School Monrovia

Afeef 9 American International School Monrovia

Ejico 10 American International School Monrovia12 Patricia Kamara 10 American International School Monrovia

Amanda Oniyama 12 American International School Monrovia

13 Melissa Aninakwah 11 American International School Monrovia

Martha Takatsch 11 American International School Monrovia

Ayesha Shahid 10 American International School Monrovia

14 Leah Saad 6 American International School Monrovia

Alyson Meadows 6 American International School Monrovia

Melanie Frankenberger 7 American International School Monrovia

15 Lamis 9 American International School Monrovia

Nathasha 9 American International School Monrovia

16 Ylia Razzouk 9 American International School Monrovia

Raya Ayoub 9 American International School Monrovia

Reem Kobeissi 9 American International School Monrovia

17 Pasa Bhuiage 10 American International School Monrovia

George Chahni 9 American International School Monrovia

Abbas Mouharbel 9 American International School Monrovia

18 Jemma Muir American International School Monrovia

Aafiya Thameem American International School Monrovia

19 Emil Muma 9 American International School Monrovia

Folke Guwert 9 American International School Monrovia

Robert Kwami 8 American International School Monrovia

Arthur Lassagne 8 American International School Monrovia

Shams Eid 7 American International School Monrovia

20 Nour Saad American International School Monrovia

Leana El Mougharbel American International School Monrovia

21 Nour Fazah 6 American International School Monrovia

Karim Ayoub 6 American International School Monrovia

Clea Lassagne 6 American International School Monrovia

Maria Chahni 6 American International School Monrovia

22 50 Students Joe Village Academy Bomi County

23 Hawa C. Dossen Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Harris Tayen Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Wallace Denis Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Cooper Garteh Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Goodrick D. Dossen Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Thomas Garteh Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Sargba Borkay Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Sarah P. Jackson Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Ezekiel D. Gardea Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Obediah Dyuway Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Otis K. Gardea Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Vivian Y Tarr Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Edward Garteh Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Isaac Gardea Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Mark Saturday Manneka Children Club Rockhole

Reuben Tarr Manneka Children Club Rockhole

In 2012, the participants of the Art Competition “Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Libe-

ria” were 192 Children, from 24 schools and organizations repre-senting four different counties.

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2012“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I” Category: Age 6-9

T. Kartoh Dweh, Jr. 9 years, Len Miller Elementary School

First Prize

Winner

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“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia I” Category: Age 6-9

Celine David, 9 years, Spiritan Academy

Faithe Shank, 6 years, Home School, Congo Town

Second Prize

Winner

Third Prize

Winner

Teddy Howard, 14 years, Manneka F. C.

First Prize

Winner

“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia II” Category: Age 10-14 --2012

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Gwenolyn Zepu, 10 years, William Booth School

Ashley Wolo, Jr. 10 years, William Booth School

Second Prize

Winner

Third Prize

Winner

“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia II” Category: Age 10-14 --2012

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Matthew E. Lector, 18 years, Len Miller Jr. & Sr. High School

First Prize

Winner

“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia II” Category: Age 15-18

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Clement Davis, 15 years, Len Miller Jr. & Sr. High School

Second Prize

Winner

Third Prize

Winner

“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia II” Category: Age 15-18

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Isaac Gogoe, 18 years, Liberia Mennonite School

Frist Prize

Winner

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“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia II” Category: Group Work

Watta Konney, 15 years & Celine Gray 13 YearsDon Bosco High School

Joe Village Academy, Bomi

County

Third Prize

Winner

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“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia II” Category: Group Work

ELWA Rockhill Children

Second Prize

Winner

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The Prize Ceremony of the Second Art Competition 2012“Egypt in the Eyes of the Children of Liberia II”

Kids watching movie about Egypt

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Photos Impressions

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H.E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf President of Liberia H.E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf President of Liberia

Photos Impressions

H.E. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf President of Liberia and H.E. Maher El-Adawy Ambassador of Egypt

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Photos Impressions

Students of Joe Village Academy, Bomi County

Photos Impressions

Photos Impressions

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