Published : 20-12-2015
Beethoven Prize of human rights and peace in Bonn, German, was awarded to the Palestinian-Syrian refugee "Ayham Ahmad" 27-years-old who resides in Germany, for playing his music against the war in the Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp in Damascus.
Ayham won the title when he was playing in front of thousands at a ceremony in Munich dedicated to help refugees.
It is noteworthy that "Ayham" studied music in Damascus and Homs in Syria, and he used to play the piano between the destruction and devastation in the Yarmouk camp, after that he fled Syria, and now he lives in the initial reception center of refugees in Kirchheim Germany, where he has been playing and singing of children of refugees there.
Beethoven Prize of human rights and peace in Bonn, German, was awarded to the Palestinian-Syrian refugee "Ayham Ahmad" 27-years-old who resides in Germany, for playing his music against the war in the Yarmouk Palestinian refugee camp in Damascus.
Ayham won the title when he was playing in front of thousands at a ceremony in Munich dedicated to help refugees.
It is noteworthy that "Ayham" studied music in Damascus and Homs in Syria, and he used to play the piano between the destruction and devastation in the Yarmouk camp, after that he fled Syria, and now he lives in the initial reception center of refugees in Kirchheim Germany, where he has been playing and singing of children of refugees there.
