In an impressive showcase of literary prowess, the 2023 Arab Reading Challenge culminated in a celebration of excellence at the National Library of the Kingdom of Morocco. During the event, the Souss-Massa region shone brightly, highlighted by the remarkable achievement of Oumaima Shani, a standout special needs student from Inzegan Ait Melloul, who clinched second place nationally. This reading competition in Morocco not only fosters a culture of reading among youth but also champions inclusivity, enabling students like Oumaima to shine through their hard work and dedication. With 236,493 participants this year, including a significant number of young women, the Arab Reading Challenge has become a pivotal platform for inspiring a new generation of readers across the region.
Oumaima Shani’s Achievement in the Arab Reading Challenge
Oumaima Shani, a student from the Inzegan Ait Melloul region, showcased remarkable talent by securing second place nationally in the Arab Reading Challenge for students with special needs. This accomplishment highlights her dedication and exceptional reading abilities.
During the closing ceremony, attended by the Minister of National Education, Oumaima’s achievement was celebrated among many other participants, indicating the growing importance of literacy initiatives in Morocco.
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