Qatar Foundation and Granada Announce Radwa Ashour Prize Winners
The winners of the second edition of Radwa Ashour Prize for Arabic Literature have been announced. The prize honors outstanding contributions to Arabic literature and promotes cultural diversity. Ayat Mansour won in the "Under Forty" category for her project "Women of the Long River," which highlights the memories of women during the Iraq War. Jerjes Shukri received the award in the "Over Forty" category for his work "About a Poet from Troy," which reimagines the Trojan epic from a different perspective, emphasizing the wisdom of the attackers. The prize aims to support and develop creative projects, foster cultural dialogue, and emphasize the importance of diversity and the literary heritage of the Arab world. It also serves as a continuation of the memory of the late writer Radwa Ashour.
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