Sharjah, yesterday, concluded its qualitative participation in the 27th edition of the New Delhi International Book Fair, which lasted for nine days and was celebrated with 25 cultural events organized by Sharjah, which was a guest of honor at the exhibition.
The emirate was attended by a high-level delegation headed by Sheikh Fahim bin Sultan Al Qassimi, Head of Sharjah Government Relations Department, and included a number of officials and heads of cultural, academic and knowledge institutions in Sharjah. The exhibition was launched by His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan Bin Mohammed Al Qassimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah, "Baby Fatima and the Sons of the King", issued last year by Al Qasimi Publications in Arabic, and Sheikh Fahim Bin Sultan Al Qasimi, Ahmed bin Rakad Al Ameri, Secretary General of the Union of Arab Writers, President of the Union of UAE Writers and Literature Habib Sayegh.
The Emirate of Sharjah participated in a special pavilion supervised by the Sharjah Book Authority, which held a number of cultural, academic and knowledge institutions in Sharjah, including the Union of UAE Writers and Writers, the UAE Publishers Association, Sharjah Culture Department, Sharjah Heritage Institute, Sharjah Media Foundation, Emirates Council for Young People's Books, Culture Without Borders, 1001 Title, Al Qasimi Publications and Kalimat Group. The pavilion and lobby of the "Pragti Medan" in New Delhi, which embraced the exhibition, witnessed the launch of a carnival and a popular wedding. Visitors to the exhibition gathered at the Sharjah Pavilion for a signed copy of the most prominent Emirati writers translated into Hindi. UAE Book and Literature Union, 57 books by Emirati poets, novelists, researchers and playwrights. The Sharjah pavilion witnessed the active and active movement of dozens of UAE and Arab writers, intellectuals and artists, who influenced the exhibition through their participation in a number of cultural and intellectual seminars and evenings that identified the Indian reader and intellectual in literature, art, and the UAE and Arab theater. In its pavilion, Sharjah reviewed the achievements of the cultural and intellectual project of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qassimi. The cultural institutions of the Emirate organized more than 25 cultural events which reviewed the projects and initiatives of these institutions, which succeeded in embodying His Highness the Ruler's vision to build The knowledge society, in which the book enjoys a high and lofty status.
The seminars and cultural sessions hosted by Sharjah pavilion at the exhibition discussed a series of topics and success stories of Sharjah Cultural Initiatives in promoting reading and publishing industry, and supporting content for children and people with special needs. On the sidelines of the exhibition, the seventh edition of the UAE-India Publishers Forum, the first forum dedicated to the publishing industry in India, was held for bookmakers and publishers from both countries, organized by the National Book Trust and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry, , Discussing common challenges, identifying mechanisms to confront them, and involving a number of UAE and Indian CEOs, as well as a number of representatives of the publishing industry in both countries.
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A book of poets, novelists, researchers, and Emirati dramas translated into Hindi.