Baraem TV, the Pan-Arabic pre-school channel won a "Certificate of Merit" in the educational children audience category for its animation series "Nan & Lili" at INTERCOM 2009.
Winning animation series "Nan & Lili" comes part of the education oriented content in Baraem pre-school channel lineup targeting children between the age of 3 and 6 years old. With its exceptional format, "Nan & Lili" guides the little ones through a basic learning experience.
Known for his long track record and remarkable experience in educational animation content production, Canadian Firdaus Kharas, Executive Producer of ‘Nan & Lili’ commented: “I congratulate everyone at Baraem TV on this award; it is an important recognition of the Channel’s extraordinary efforts to create world-class educational children’s programming. I am sure it is just the first of many awards to come. Arabic-speaking children deserve the very best in entertainment and educational media.”
“We are pleased to win the Certificate of Merit for educational children audience during Baraem’s first year of broadcast. This is an international endorsement for this original work and for the team. This award represents a recognition to JCC’s children’s programming, for which some content will soon be aired on other televisions abroad.” said Malika Alouane, Director of Channels’ Programming at Baraem TV and Al Jazeera Children’s Channel.
“Nan & Lili", a 2D / 3D animation series, revolves around two main lovely, funny child-like characters “Nan” and “Lili” who like to play and have a good time with their friends. Each episode introduces the young audience to a new educational topic that teaches them new things every day. The program nourishes imagination, creative skills and sense of determination, accomplishment, good manners, sharing, self-esteem, respect and perseverance.
The International Communication Video and Interactive Media Competition at the Chicago International Film Festival "INTERCOM" is a yearly competition that recognizes extraordinary talents and honors exceptional educational.
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