Haitian pupil Pierrie-Ahn Fénélon has been awarded the RFI-AUF Younger Writing Prize for her brief story “Renaissance,” information website Rezonodwes reported.
The prize — a honor collectively bestowed by Radio France Internationale and the Company of the College of Francophonie — was created to strengthen cultural, tutorial and scientific cooperation with French-speaking nations. The award is meant to encourage the writing of brief tales in French by kids ages 18-29.
Fénélon is a pupil on the College of Notre Dame d’Haïti. Renaissance is a recent fable that recounts the start of a sea monster.
The award ceremony befell on Tuesday on the College of Paris – Worldwide Metropolis campus on the event of the inauguration of the Francophonie Research Home. The winner of the RFI-AUF prize wins a global journey of cultural and literary experiences value U.S. 2,265.
Final 12 months, one other Haitian pupil additionally received the prize. RFI reported then that Peterson Désir, a pupil on the State College of Haiti, acquired the consideration for his brief story, “Île Muse.”
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