"Distribution platform" It intensifies its efforts to promote the Emirati literary product at international exhibitions

Sharjah, May 4 / WAM / Manasa Distribution Company is intensifying its efforts to promote the literary product of the UAE and represent its publishers in cultural exhibitions and forums locally and regionally.

In this regard, the platform recently participated in the “Tunis International Book Fair 2024”, one of the most prominent cultural events on the African continent, while it is currently participating in promoting local literary creations in the “Abu Dhabi International Book Fair” and the Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival, in support of the movement of distributing, marketing and selling Emirati books. Locally and globally.

Through an independent pavilion at the “Tunis International Book Fair”, which was held at the Exhibition Palace in Al-Karam, north of the Tunisian capital, with the participation of 314 exhibitors from 25 countries, the “Distribution Platform” provided the opportunity for 51 of its member publishing houses to deliver 2,300 books of the latest publications to the Tunisian reader and the fair’s audience for less. Costs.

In its pavilion, the platform displayed 374 titles that reflected the diversity and richness of Arabic content produced in the UAE.

Its pavilion in the 2024 edition of the “Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival,” which is currently being held for visitors from individuals and institutions, provides 410 diverse titles from the latest publications of 40 of its member publishers, with a total of 3,500 books, in addition to allocating a special corner within the pavilion in cooperation with the Emirates Council on Books for Young People to highlight the winning books. Winner of the Etisalat Children’s Book Award.

Platform for Distribution also participates in the activities of the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair, which began on April 29 and continues until May 5. It is considered one of the most important global cultural platforms with the aim of promoting the love of reading, spreading culture and knowledge locally, regionally and globally, and promoting cultural exchange and dialogue between nations. Its pavilion contains 800 titles published by local publishing houses.

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