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Naji Naaman’s Literary Prizes 2017
(52 new prizewinners)
With 2160 participants in competition, from sixty four countries, writing in forty four languages and dialects: Albanian, Arabic (literary and several spoken dialects), Aromanian, Azeri, Bulgarian, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Georgian, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Kurdish, Latvian, Macedonian, Malaysian, Montenegrin, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Shona (Bantu), Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalo, Turkish, Urdu, Vietnamese and Uzbek, the fifteenth picking season of Naji Naaman's literary prizes (2017) rewarded 52 new prizewinners:
Merit prizes:
Creativity prizes:
Adel Fouda (Egypt/Oman)
Ahmad Al-Akhras (Jordan)
Ahmad Nabil Ahmad, Aya Yussuf Teama, Samah Hafez Al-Imam Al-Gamal,
Issam Sa’d Hamad Khairallah and Muhamad Najib Tawfiq Hassan Matar (Egypt)
Alisa Vela (Albania)
Andreas Polycarpou (Cyprus)
Angela-Melania Cristea (Romania/Macedonia)
Annamaria Ferramosca and Antonino Caponnetto (Italia)
Asror Allayarov and Ikromkhon Valikhonov (Uzbekistan)
Cheikh Ahmad Mahmoud Nouh (Mauritania)
Cornelia Păun Heinzel, Klaudia Muntean and Oana Calusa (Romania)
Dimitris P. Kraniotis (Greece)
Hanane Ettouji, Mohamed El-Jay and Mourad Elkhatibi (Morocco)
Hiba Albeity (Saudi Arabia/U.K.)
Kalpna Singh-Chitnis (India/U.S.A.)
Ibrahim Adnan Yassine and Muhamad Iqbal Harb (Lebanon)
Intissar Hassan Mishrah (Yemen/Ukraine)
Kazem Al-Wahid Al-‘Anzi (Iraq/Sweden)
Muhamad Alasedy (Iraq)
Nina Malinovski (Denmark)
Omama Mustafa Al-Lawati (Oman)
Salah Mansour Hammoud Al-Warafi (Yemen)
Syed Liaqath Peeran (India)
Tang Yi (China)
Ahmad Al-
Ahmad Nabil Ahmad, Aya Yussuf Teama, Samah Hafez Al-
Alisa Vela (Albania)
Andreas Polycarpou (Cyprus)
Angela-
Annamaria Ferramosca and Antonino Caponnetto (Italia)
Asror Allayarov and Ikromkhon Valikhonov (Uzbekistan)
Cheikh Ahmad Mahmoud Nouh (Mauritania)
Cornelia Păun Heinzel, Klaudia Muntean and Oana Calusa (Romania)
Dimitris P. Kraniotis (Greece)
Hanane Ettouji, Mohamed El-
Hiba Albeity (Saudi Arabia/U.K.)
Kalpna Singh-
Ibrahim Adnan Yassine and Muhamad Iqbal Harb (Lebanon)
Intissar Hassan Mishrah (Yemen/Ukraine)
Kazem Al-
Muhamad Alasedy (Iraq)
Nina Malinovski (Denmark)
Omama Mustafa Al-
Salah Mansour Hammoud Al-
Syed Liaqath Peeran (India)
Tang Yi (China)
Ana Caliyuri (Argentinian novelist and poetess)
Anca Mihaela Bruma (Romanian educator and authoress)
Ayub Khawar (Pakistani poet and TV producer)
Gilles Garnier (French poet and photographer)
Jagdish Prakash (Indian poet)
Larbi Benjelloun (Moroccan writer and journalist)
Marilyne Bertoncini (French poetess)
Stanka Boneva (Bulgarian poetess and philologist)
Vladislav Vlahovic (Montenegrin poet and satiric writer)
Virginia Murru (Italian poetess)
Xu Chunfang (Chinese poet and writer)
Anca Mihaela Bruma (Romanian educator and authoress)
Ayub Khawar (Pakistani poet and TV producer)
Gilles Garnier (French poet and photographer)
Jagdish Prakash (Indian poet)
Larbi Benjelloun (Moroccan writer and journalist)
Marilyne Bertoncini (French poetess)
Stanka Boneva (Bulgarian poetess and philologist)
Vladislav Vlahovic (Montenegrin poet and satiric writer)
Virginia Murru (Italian poetess)
Xu Chunfang (Chinese poet and writer)
Honor prizes (for complete work):
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Adăo Wons (Brazil)
Marven Ghanem (Lebanon)
Mostafa Ateia Jomaa and Rania Masoud (Egypt)
Nayanika Dey (India)
Sergiu Gabriel Berindea and Toth Arpad (Romania)
Marven Ghanem (Lebanon)
Mostafa Ateia Jomaa and Rania Masoud (Egypt)
Nayanika Dey (India)
Sergiu Gabriel Berindea and Toth Arpad (Romania)
