MFA announces “My most interesting online meeting with Poland” competition results as part of the “Poland at your home” campaign
31.08.2020
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is pleased to announce the list of winners of “My most interesting online meeting with Poland,” a competition organised as part of the “Poland at your home” campaign. The competition welcomed the youngest members of the Polish community abroad: children and young people aged 7-18. The competition, together with the invitation to use the online offer prepared by Polish cultural institutions, was the MFA’s response to the current situation in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic and its restrictions. 172 works from 32 countries made it to the final stage, selected by Polish diplomatic and consular missions.
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The committee decided to award 18 prizes and 6 honourable mentions in two age groups and three thematic categories (Education, Culture, History).
In age group 7 through 13, the Committee awarded the following:
Education:
1st prize - Marek KONSTANTINOW, work submitted by Polish Embassy in Baku,
2nd prize - Miriam LISZTWANOWA, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Ostrava,
3rd prize - Alicja BUBNOWICZ, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Kaliningrad.
Honourable mention: Maya NOWICKI, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Chicago.
Culture:
1st prize - Nicholas PIETRANIK, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Chicago,
2nd prize - Radul KIRA, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Kaliningrad,
3rd prize - Gaia BAUSANO, work submitted by Polish Embassy in Rome.
Honourable mention: Daniel ORTEGA JARMAKOWSKA, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Barcelona.
History:
1st prize - Oskar ROSŁANIEC, work submitted by Polish Embassy in London,
2nd prize - Andrii HLODIA, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Lutsk,
3rd prize - Adam MICHAELSON, work submitted by Polish Embassy in London.
Honourable mention: Wiktoria RYBKA, work submitted by Polish Embassy in Bucharest.
The winners in age group 7 through 13 will receive non-cash prizes, and the recipients of honourable mentions will be given books.
In age group 13 through 18, the Committee awarded the following:
Education:
1st prize - Anna SEDYCH, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Irkutsk,
2nd prize - Ivan SNEHIROV, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Kharkiv,
3rd prize - Roman KHASANOW, work submitted by Polish Embassy in Tashkent.
Honourable mention: Lina SULTANIVA, work submitted by Polish Embassy in Baku.
Culture:
1st prize - Fiekas FUKUSHIMA KENZO, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Curitiba,
2nd prize - Olivia PADUCH, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Cologne,
3rd prize - Olivia OSIKA, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Chicago.
Honourable mention: Denis DAVIS, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Sydney.
Education:
1st prize - Alan TURACHANOW, work submitted by Polish Embassy in Tashkent,
2nd prize - Filippos MAVRIDIS, work submitted by Polish Embassy in Athens,
3rd prize - Usevalad NIKALAICHUK, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Brest.
Honourable mention: Karolina PIDKOVA, work submitted by Polish Consulate General in Kyiv.
The winners in age group 13 through 18 will be invited to attend a two-week summer camp in Poland under the “Poland is in you” project. The recipients of honourable mentions will be given books.
All participants will receive diplomas to credit their efforts.
We congratulate young authors and artists on their success in our competition. We are also grateful to all participants for their contributions and meeting Poland online, and to their parents and teachers for supporting the children as they learn about Poland.
MFA Press Office