Higher Education Announces Morocco Cultural Exchange Scholarship Results
The Syrian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research announced on Wednesday the list of Syrian students accepted into the cultural exchange scholarship program offered by the Kingdom of Morocco for the 2026-2027 academic year, specifically for the first undergraduate degree stage.
The Ministry has directed all relevant students to verify their status by checking the designated link available on its official website. This initiative is part of the Ministry’s ongoing commitment to fostering scientific and academic collaboration with friendly nations.
In a related development, the Ministry outlined specific academic and linguistic requirements for candidates applying for postgraduate studies. Candidates are required to submit documentation verifying their proficiency in the French language at a minimum level of B2. The Ministry noted that this requirement aligns with standards set by the Moroccan side to ensure that all academic criteria are met before enrollment in Moroccan universities is finalized. The deadline for submitting this language certification is June 2027.
The scholarship registration process, which opened on August 4, reflects the Ministry’s broader strategy to provide external educational opportunities for Syrian students. These programs are designed to enhance students’ skills across various scientific and literary disciplines.
This initiative serves as a continuation of existing cultural agreements between Syria and Morocco within the education sector. These agreements aim to strengthen academic exchange, support the educational development of Syrian youth, and provide a diverse learning environment that prepares national cadres to keep pace with global advancements.
The Ministry continues to publish all details and results regarding foreign scholarship competitions through its official channels, including its Telegram platform, to ensure that applicants in all Syrian provinces receive information in a timely manner.
Source: Syria Focus Arabic
