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Turkey – The 9th International Arab Book Fair set for August 10-18 in Istanbul

Posted by Mark Williams | Aug 6, 2024 | Arab publishing, Book Fairs, Turkey | 0 |

Turkey – The 9th International Arab Book Fair set for August 10-18 in Istanbul

The 9th International Arab Book Fair will take place in Istanbul from August 10 to 18, under the theme “The Book is the Future.”

The event, organised by the Turkish Publishers Union, will feature over 300 publishing houses from more than 30 countries., and aims to strengthen ties between Arab and Turkish communities. It is a non-profit exhibition that promotes Arabic culture in Turkey.

Last year, the Fair attracted around 180,000 visitors, serving as a vital platform for promoting the Arabic language, fostering cultural connections, and showcasing the talents of academics, writers, artists, and publishing professionals.


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