Cairo: The Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission today inaugurated the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's pavilion at the 57th Cairo International Book Fair, organized by the General Egyptian Book Organization from January 21 to February 3.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the inauguration was attended by Egyptian Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouly and Saudi Ambassador to Egypt Saleh bin Eid Al-Hussaini. They were received by CEO of the Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission Dr. Abdullatif Abdulaziz Al Wasel.
Al Wasel emphasized that the commission's participation in the Cairo International Book Fair aims to raise awareness of Saudi cultural heritage and highlight its intellectual depth as an integral component of the Kingdom's cultural identity and diversity. He noted that the pavilion showcases local intellectual and literary production, reflecting its continued development and vitality.
He added that the Kingdom's participation reflects the integration of its national cultural landscape, encompassing ten government entities.
This participation underscores the Kingdom's commitment to strengthening its cultural presence at major Arab and international book fairs, supporting the publishing industry, and expanding cultural and intellectual cooperation with countries around the world.