Rabat will host the 30th edition of the International Book and Publishing Fair from April 18 to 28, with Sharjah, UAE, as the guest of honor.
This cultural exchange follows Morocco’s role as Sharjah’s guest of honor last year. The fair will also focus on celebrating the Moroccan diaspora, recognizing their significant contribution to Morocco’s identity worldwide.
Latifa Maftaker, the fair’s delegate, emphasized Sharjah’s participation as a reflection of the strong ties between Morocco and the UAE. She highlighted that the fair, which will feature 51 participating countries, serves as a platform for international cultural exchange.
Minister Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid noted Morocco’s upcoming role as the World Capital of Books and Reading in 2026, which will serve as an opportunity to further promote Moroccan literature globally.
The fair will also celebrate the work of Moroccan expatriates with exhibitions and screenings.
Rabat’s mayor, Fatiha El Moudni,, emphasized the importance of the fair in fostering cultural dialogue between Morocco, Africa, and the world.
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