Congratulations to Amalana Annual Scholarship Winners
Amalana would like to thank everyone who has attended our live draw which took place at 6 AM GMT. We had a total attendance of 7,564 participants from 18 countries.
Congratulations to this year's $10,000 scholarship winners:
- Lorraine Davis from Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Samer Safadi from Amman, Jordan
We will be contacting Lorraine and Samer via e-mail in order to confirm their details and award.
Once again, we would like to thank you for your time and for participating in this year's Amalana Annual Scholarship program. Stay tuned for our next Amalana Annual Scholarship program coming to you in 2011.
Congratulations once again to Lorraine Davis from Canada and Samer Safadi from Jordan.
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