The Salimo Abdula Foundation was present at the Licungo University Graduation Ceremony held in Quelimane, province of Zambézia. The event celebrated the academic merit of hundreds of students and reaffirmed the Foundation's commitment to valuing young talent and promoting education in Mozambique.
As Padrinho da Turma, the Patron of the FSA, Salimo Abdula, addressed graduates with a message of inspiration and commitment, challenging them to be the "new stamp of Mozambique" young leaders committed to ethics, innovation and service to the community.
In his speech, he highlighted the need to train professionals capable of transforming realities:
Engineers who solve local problems;
Teachers who form consciences;
Doctors who heal with humanity;
managers dealing with integrity;
Entrepreneurs who create value for the country.
For Salimo Abdula, this ceremony also had a special meaning: "It was with great emotion and happiness that I returned to my province, Zambézia, to share this moment with young people who represent the hope of a better future for Mozambique. "
The Salimo Abdula Foundation awarded the best students at the University, distinguishing the best general student and the highlights of the courses of Agriculture, Business Management, Law and Sociology.
With this gesture, the FSA reaffirms its mission to invest in human capital as an essential pillar for the sustainable development of Mozambique.
The event also had the support of Vodacom M-Pesa, who awarded a paid professional internship of 6 to 12 months, to the best Business Management student, in the position of Business development and distinguished five female students with awards, reinforcing the incentive to academic excellence, digital innovation and the valorization of female talent.
The Salimo Abdula Foundation will continue to work to open opportunities for young people, support education and promote initiatives that strengthen social and community development throughout the country.
Together, we believe that investing in young people is investing in Mozambique's future.
