Moroccan author and thinker Abdelilah Belkeziz won the Arab Journalism Prize in the “chronic” category on Monday in Dubai.
During the Expo Dubai 2020 Universal Exhibition, Abdelilah Belkeziz received his award from Sheikh Mohamed Ben Rached Al Maktoum, president of the Dubai Media Council, vice-president President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Emir of Dubai.
The Moroccan thinker is considered one of the symbols of journalistic writing in the Arab world with hundreds of published articles, as well as more than fifty works relating to philosophy, human sciences and Islamic studies, in addition to numerous literary and narrative works.
During the same event, the Award for Media Personality of the Year was granted to Egyptian journalist and writer Emad El-Din Adib, “in recognition of his efforts to support the Egyptian press and enrich the Arab media scene, by making numerous contributions throughout his career,” according to the award committee’s statement.
Created in November 1999, the Arab Journalism Prize aims to encourage distinguished journalistic writings and reward the brightest talents in the region.
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