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Naji Naaman’s Literary Prizes 2004
(Jawâ'iz Naji Naaman al-Adabîyya 2004)
Third picking season: 2004-2005.
Number of candidates and manuscripts: 201.
Number of laureates: 32.
Received from the following thirty two countries: Albania - Algeria – Armenia – Canada – Columbia – Croatia – Egypt – France – Georgia – Germany – Iran – Iraq – Jordan – Kosovo – Kuwait – Lebanon – Libya – Macedonia – Morocco – Palestine – Paraguay – Qatar – Romania – Saudi Arabia – Spain – Sweden – Syria – Tunisia – United Arab Emirates – United Kingdom – United States of America – Yemen.
Prizes’ yearbook in eleven languages: Albanian, Arabic, Armenian, Croatian, English, French, German, Iranian, Romanian, Spanish and Swedish.
1- Out of Competition Prizes:
(Iraq) Ahmad Muhammad Amine.
(Egypt) Fawzi Wehbi Subh.
(Morocco) 'Aziz Al-Hadadi, Hamid Qahawi & Hassan Al-Ghurfi.
(Syria) 'Abdul-Bâqi Yussuf, Amir Ad-Dabk & safwan Safar.
(Tunisia) Al-Habib Ach-Chahudi.
(France) Frédéric Bessat & Jacqueline Thouillot.
(Iraq) Fâ'ida Al Yassine.
(Iraq - Sweden) Fâdhil Al-Jâf.
(Morocco) 'Abdul-Mâlik Achahbun, Idriss ‘Allouch, Muhammad Tawâ', Muhsin Akhrif, Nurud -Dine Muhaqqiq & Qutb Ar -Rayssuni.
(Romania) Lana (Valeria Dumitru).
(Syria) Bahija Massri Idilbi.
(Algeria) Jamila Zanir.
(Iraq) Fâruq Yussuf & Râssim Al-Marwâni.
(Italy - Albania) Mario Bellizzi.
(la Martinique) Nicole Cage-Florentiny.
(Morocco) 'Abdus-Salâm Al-Musâwi & rachida ‘Adnâwi.
(Palestine - Jordan) Zuhayr Tawfiq Al-Khalili.
Honor prizes (for complete work):
(Croatia) Drazen Katunaric (poet and editor).
(Macedonia) Branko Cvetkoski (poet).
(Macedonia - Serbia) Risto Vasilevski (poet, novelist, anthologist and critic).
(Morocco) Muhammad Al-Maymuni (poet).
(Paraguay) Renée Ferrer De Arrellaga (poetess, novelist and dramatist).
(South Korea) Moon Chung-Hee (poetess).
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