Ramla Municipality Honors Writers Rania Marjiya and Nadia Zaqout
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
The Ramla Municipality honored writers Rania Marjiya and Nadia Zaqout for their literary contributions and new books. Marjiya was recognized for "The Homeland, A Woman Walking in Language," and Zaqout for "Everything is Temporary." The event, attended by local officials, celebrated Ramla's cultural scene and the role of literature in society. Certificates of appreciation were presented to the writers.
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- Ramla Municipality honored writers Rania Marjiya and Nadia Zaqout for their literary achievements.
- Rania Marjiya was recognized for her new book "The Homeland, A Woman Walking in Language."
- Nadia Zaqout was honored for her new book "Everything is Temporary."
- The event highlighted the importance of literature in enriching the city's cultural landscape.
- Mayor Michael Vidal and other officials attended the ceremony.
The Ramla Municipality held a cultural event to honor writers Rania Marjiya and Nadia Zaqout, celebrating their literary contributions and new books. The event highlighted the importance of literature in enriching the city's cultural landscape.
Marjiya, a writer and journalist, was recognized for her new book "The Homeland, A Woman Walking in Language." Zaqout, a writer and human development coach, was honored for her book "Everything is Temporary" (הכל זמני).
The municipality emphasized its commitment to celebrating creative and literary figures, reinforcing Ramla's status as a hub for thought and culture. The event was attended by Mayor Michael Vidal, Municipal Council members Amira Ablasi and Moussa Saba, library director Mira Alam, speech therapist Maram Haj Yahya, and Nivin Qor Hanhan, Director of the Arabic Culture Department, among others.
During the ceremony, certificates of appreciation were presented to the writers, acknowledging their literary careers and creative achievements. Attendees expressed hopes that their work would continue to enrich cultural life and foster dialogue.
The municipality stated that the event underscores the importance of supporting local literary production and promoting writers who contribute to building awareness and strengthening cultural identity, positioning literature as a bridge for human and cultural connection.