By organising the Cultural District Katara in collaboration with the Arab Organization for Education, Culture, and Science (ALECO) and the Tunisian Ministry of Culture, the jury of the Katara Award for Arabic Novel announced the names of the winners of its eighth session, where the activities of the first edition of the “World Week of the Novel” will be held by UNESCO. There was also a broadcast Direct from the prize that was announced at the ceremony.
The novel “Dilshad.. Biography of Hunger and Satiety” by Bushra Khalfan from the Sultanate of Oman, “The Eagle of Snakes” by Algerian scholar Izz al -Din Jalauji, and “Cross Dreams” by Tunisian author Nabiha Al -Issa took first place in the published novel category.
In the category of the unpublished novel “The Manuscript,” the Sudanese author Abdel-Qader Mughawi’s “Bahr and Hanin” and the Syrian author Noureddine Al-“Al-Burj” Hashemi’s each earned the king of Al-Yamamah for his novel “Widges of Long Liver.”
Saeed Al-Falal, Abdul Majeed Al-Mousa, Said Yaktan, and Saeed Al-Falal were the winners of the unpublished studies. Saeed Al-study Falal’s of narratives from the structural theory of cultural approaches took first place in the category of unpublished studies.
Imad Al-Dabbousi for his discovery of hidden cities, Abdel-Latif Al-Mila for his narrative, the unusual journey, Al-Hamra, and Muhammad Ashour Hashem from Egypt for his minor conflicts all received awards.
Ahmed Abdel-book Malik’s “Dukhan… Memoirs of a former Diplomat” took first place in the Qatari novel category.
One of them is Egyptian. Announcing the names of the winners of the Katara Prize for the Arabic Novel
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