Two young Tunisian calligraphers have been awarded prizes at an international Arabic calligraphy competition held in Paris, according to reports. The event brought together participants from several countries to showcase the traditional art of Arabic script.
The two Tunisian winners were recognized for their skill and creativity in the competition, which highlights the cultural significance of Arabic calligraphy. Their achievement reflects the growing interest in this art form among young people in Tunisia and beyond.
Arabic calligraphy, a UNESCO-recognized intangible cultural heritage, continues to be celebrated through such international events. The Paris competition provided a platform for emerging talents to gain recognition and connect with other artists.
Details about the exact date of the competition, the names of the winners, and the specific prizes awarded have not been independently verified. Further information is expected to be released by the organizers.
