Albanian Journalist Artur Nura Wins International Award in Rome

Albanian journalist Artur Nura has received the “Città del Galateo, Antonio De Ferrariis” International Excellence Award in Rome. The ceremony took place at Palazzo della Minerva, near the Italian Senate, during the award’s 13th edition.

The event brought together representatives from journalism, literature, art, science and culture. The international cultural association VerbumlandiArt APS organized the ceremony to recognize contributions to culture, knowledge and civic engagement.

The award recognizes Nura’s journalistic work and his efforts to strengthen relations between Albania and Italy. He has collaborated with Albanian and Italian media outlets, including Radio Radicale.

The award bears the name of Italian humanist Antonio De Ferrariis, known as Il Galateo. It promotes cultural dialogue and cooperation between peoples.

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