The Delegation of the European Union (EU) in Baku has announced a competition for the Best Piece of Writing on the European Film Festival, which will be held in Baku on November 3-12.
The winner will be awarded a prize trip to the Berlin Festival in February 2017 with all expenses paid.
The bidders should send the article link, scanned version of the publication or video reportage of the EU at DELEGATION-AZERBAIJAN@eeas.europa.eu office. The EU mission reserves the right to publish the articles on its Facebook page.
In addition, there is an essay competition for the public on the topic: “How has the European Film Festival changed my stereotypes about European culture?” The work should not exceed 350 words. The essay contest is held in accordance with the Multiculturalism spirit. The essay contest winner will also be awarded a trip to the Berlin Film Festival.
The essays should be sent to the address DELEGATION-AZERBAIJAN@eeas.europa.eu before 30 November. -06D--
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