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Naji Naaman’s Literary Prizes 2008

(Jawâ'iz Naji Naaman al-Adabîyya 2008)

Sixth picking season: 2007-2008.
Number of candidates and manuscripts: 718.
Number of laureates: 73.
Received from the following forty five countries: Albania - Algeria - Australia - Bahrain - Belgium - Bulgaria - Canada - Congo - Croatia - Denmark - Egypt - France - Germany - Greece - Holland - Hungary - Iran - Iraq - Italy - Ivory Coast - Jordan - Kuwait - la Martinique - Lebanon - Libya - Macedonia - Morocco - Oman - Palestine - Paraguay - Qatar - Romania - Saudi Arabia - Senegal - Serbia - Spain - Sudan - Sweden - Syria - Tunisia - Turkey - United Arab Emirates - United Kingdom - United States of America - Yemen.
Prizes’ yearbook in nineteen languages: Arabic (literary and dialectal), Arumanian (ancient Slav language), Bulgarian, Creole, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, English, French (plus Canadian), Greek, Hungarian, Iranian, Italian, Munukutuba (Congo), Romanian, Spanish and Turkish.

1- Out of Competition Prizes:

Merit prizes:   

(Algeria) Samir Khalafallah Al-Andalussi & Sa'd Sa'ud Shakhab.
(Egypt) As-Sayyid 'Abdul-'Aziz 'Ali Najm.
(Iraq) 'Ali Kazim Dawud & Hassan As-Salman.
(Jordan) Nidhal Al-Qassim.
(Tunisia) Mahmud Al-Harshani.

2- Competition Prizes:

Encouragement prizes:

(Bahrain) Muhammad Sarhan.
(Congo) Evelyne Mankou.
(Lebanon) Jessy Lahoud.
(Syria) Nouzad Jad'an.

Merit prizes:   

(Algeria) Ibrahim Mchara.  
(Bahrain) Ibrahim Ad-Dussari.
(Canada) Lucy-France Dutremble.
(Egypt) Ahmad Qorni Muhammad Shahata.  
(Iran) 'Abdun-Nabi Al-Qayyim.
(Iraq) Sa'd Muhammad Rahim.
(Jordan) Ra'id Al-'Ayss.
     (Lebanon - France) Dania Soubra.
(Macedonia) Anita Shteryova-Dragovich.
(Morocco) Ibrahim Al-Qadri Boutchich, Anis Ar-Rafi'i, Hussam Ad-Din Nawali, 'Abdul-Haq Mifrani & Halima Sbihi.  
(Palestine) Sulayman Al-Hazin & Muhannad Salahat.
(Saudi Arabia) Ja'far Al-Bahrani.
(Sudan) 'Adil Al-Amin.
(Syria) Ghimar Mahmud, Nabiha Mu'alla, Nada Ar-Rifa'i & Nour Jandali.
(U.A.E.) Fatima Al-Briki.
(Yemen) Marwan Al-Ghafuri.

Creativity prizes:

(Algeria) Zahra Bouskine, 'Aqila Rabhi & Nazir Tayyar.
(Canada) Henry Beissel & Clay McCann.
(Congo) Ghislaine Sathoud.
(Egypt) Hanane Faruq, Mahmud Al-Azhari & Huda Hussayn.
(France) Eric Lemoine.
(Iraq) Khalida Khalil & Safa' Al-Muhajir.
(Jordan) Ahmad Ghashmari.
(Morocco) Hassan Birtal, Sa'id Boukrami, 'Abdul-'Aziz Hajoy, 'Abdallah Al-Muttaqi,  
 'Iz-ad-Din Al-Ma'izi, Muhammad Al-Fakhari, 'Abdallah Benbachir & 'Abdelilah Grain.
(Palestine) Tariq Makkawi.
(Saudi Arabia) Zaynab Al-Bahrani & Ra'id Qassim.
(Syria) Ra'ida Al-Khudhari, Kahtan Bayraqdar & Munir Khalaf.
(Tunisia) Muhammad Al-Fadhil Sulayman, Sidqi Sha'bani & Salah Bin 'Ayad.
(U.S.A.) W. Jude Aher.

Honor prizes (for complete work):

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(Belgium) Geert Verbeke (Thinker).
(Canada) Jean Grignon, Pierre Desruisseaux & Sterling Heynes (Writers).
(Denmark) Niels Hav (Poet).
(France) Daniel Leduc (Poet).
(Macedonia) Vanghea Mihanj-Steryu (Writer in Arumanian).