Soheir Abdel Kader Announces the Award ⭐
Artist Soheir Abdel Kader, president of the “Our Children” International Festival for the Arts of People with Special Abilities, announced a special award presented by the festival’s long-standing partner, EgyptAir, during the closing ceremony of its 10th edition.
The edition was held under the patronage of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, with the award aimed at supporting artistic talents with special abilities and creating opportunities for them to connect with international artistic platforms.
Bilal Attia Receives a Ticket to Cannes 🎬
The award went to poet Bilal Attia, a student at Galala University, who received a flight ticket allowing him to travel to the Cannes Film Festival.
The opportunity is intended to give him a chance to present a work addressing people with special abilities and their experiences as part of the festival’s activities.
A Chance to Present an Artistic Experience
Soheir Abdel Kader explained that the award could help bring an artistic experience connected to people with special abilities to one of the world’s prominent international film festivals.
She also expressed hope that Bilal Attia’s participation would become a starting point for presenting a work addressing issues related to people with special abilities during the Cannes Film Festival.
Expanding Opportunities for Artistic Talent
The award comes as part of the 10th edition of the “Our Children” Festival, which celebrates artistic talents with special abilities through a variety of activities and competitions.
Bilal Attia’s planned trip to Cannes represents another opportunity to expand the reach of these talents beyond local events and introduce their artistic experiences to international audiences.
Conclusion
The recognition of poet Bilal Attia at the closing ceremony of the 10th edition of the “Our Children” Festival has opened the door to a new artistic opportunity, as he received a flight ticket to attend the Cannes Film Festival and potentially present a work addressing people with special abilities.
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