Pushkin Prize

The Pushkin Prize is an award given to honor exceptional contributions to literature, particularly in the Russian language. Named after the famous Russian poet Alexander Pushkin, the prize recognizes writers, poets, and scholars who demonstrate outstanding creativity and depth in their work. It aims to promote and celebrate literary excellence and cultural heritage, encouraging new talent and supporting the arts. The prize highlights the importance of literature in society and connects contemporary writers to Pushkin's legacy of artistic innovation and expression.