Iranian Children & Young Adults Win in Japan Painting Competition
September 21, 2000 - 0:0
TEHRAN Center for Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults (CIDCYA) announced that four Iranian children and young adults who participated in 30th Nippon Painting Exhibition in Japan could win the honorary diploma as well as golden and silver plaques of the competition. According to the Public Relations Department of CIDCYA, some 60 works by Iranian children and young adults took part in this competition.
Fatemeh Shams, 12, could win the super golden plaque and honorary diploma of the competition. Another golden plaque and honorary diploma went to Atousa Sohrabi, 6. Yassaman Nikzad, 5, won the silver plaque and honorary diploma and Saghar Mazloum won the silver plaque and honorary diploma of the competition. The 30th Nippon International Painting Competition was held in Japan in March.
Fatemeh Shams, 12, could win the super golden plaque and honorary diploma of the competition. Another golden plaque and honorary diploma went to Atousa Sohrabi, 6. Yassaman Nikzad, 5, won the silver plaque and honorary diploma and Saghar Mazloum won the silver plaque and honorary diploma of the competition. The 30th Nippon International Painting Competition was held in Japan in March.