
The third edition of the Madinah Book Fair, hosted by the Authority for Literature, Publishing, and Translation, began in Madinah, Saudi Arabia, on Tuesday.
The event, running until August 5, showcases over 200 pavilions and includes the participation of more than 300 Arab and international publishing houses and agencies.
The exhibition has evolved into a highly anticipated annual event, offering a comprehensive knowledge experience to thousands of visitors each year and fostering cultural awareness among the residents of Madinah.
The event will feature a range of governmental and private cultural organizations, community institutions, and universities, all showcasing their initiatives and contributions. Attendees will also have the chance to meet the authors at the book signing corner.
This year’s edition provides a comprehensive cultural experience featuring the latest literary, knowledge, and scientific publications from hundreds of local, Arab, and international publishing houses.
The fair also dedicates an area for children, offering educational and skill-based activities and workshops designed to enhance their creative abilities.
Integrated Cultural Journey
The exhibition, which extends over seven days, coincides with the school summer break, allowing all family members to have an enjoyable experience and an integrated cultural journey, especially as it provides the latest titles and book releases in the literary and scientific fields.
It will also witness many cultural and intellectual activities that aim to enrich the culture and knowledge production sector and consolidate the culture of reading through a rich and diverse program in various knowledge fields.
Saudi, Arab Writers
A diverse group of Saudi and Arab writers, authors, and intellectuals will take part in the event, engaging in panel discussions, workshops, and poetry evenings. The Madinah Book Fair aims to reinforce Madinah’s prominent cultural and historical significance and enhance the Kingdom’s cultural appeal and its influence in the publishing industry.
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