Saudi Literature, Publishing, Translation Commission Launches Pavilion at Frankfurt Book Fair

The pavilion showcases the commission's programs and initiatives designed to advance the publishing and translation industry in the Kingdom. SPA
The pavilion showcases the commission's programs and initiatives designed to advance the publishing and translation industry in the Kingdom. SPA
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Saudi Literature, Publishing, Translation Commission Launches Pavilion at Frankfurt Book Fair

The pavilion showcases the commission's programs and initiatives designed to advance the publishing and translation industry in the Kingdom. SPA
The pavilion showcases the commission's programs and initiatives designed to advance the publishing and translation industry in the Kingdom. SPA

The Saudi Literature, Publishing, and Translation Commission has officially launched its pavilion at the 2024 Frankfurt Book Fair, which will take place from October 16 to 20 in Frankfurt, Germany.

The initiative aims to strengthen the Kingdom's presence on the global literary stage and highlight its expanding cultural contributions.

The pavilion showcases the commission's programs and initiatives designed to advance the publishing and translation industry in the Kingdom. It also highlights investment opportunities in the Saudi publishing market and features a range of publications from Saudi publishing houses.

A vital feature of the pavilion is its platform for connecting Saudi publishers and literary agencies with their international counterparts. The pavilion opens new avenues for professional collaboration and promotes international cultural dialogue through professional meetings, interactive workshops, and other activities.

The Frankfurt Book Fair, one of the world's most prestigious cultural events, attracts global leaders from the publishing industry, thinkers, and writers. It serves as a vital hub for publishers, literary agencies, and book creators, offering a unique opportunity to foster cooperation and innovation in this dynamic sector.



Diriyah Gate Development Authority, Saudi Society for Culture Partner to Preserve Traditional Crafts

The MoU was signed by Advisor to the CEO of DGDA Eng. Abdullah Al Ghanim and SASCA General Manager Khalid Al Baz. (SPA)
The MoU was signed by Advisor to the CEO of DGDA Eng. Abdullah Al Ghanim and SASCA General Manager Khalid Al Baz. (SPA)
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Diriyah Gate Development Authority, Saudi Society for Culture Partner to Preserve Traditional Crafts

The MoU was signed by Advisor to the CEO of DGDA Eng. Abdullah Al Ghanim and SASCA General Manager Khalid Al Baz. (SPA)
The MoU was signed by Advisor to the CEO of DGDA Eng. Abdullah Al Ghanim and SASCA General Manager Khalid Al Baz. (SPA)

The Diriyah Gate Development Authority (DGDA) and the Saudi Arabian Society for Culture and Arts (SASCA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to boost collaboration on various projects, initiatives, and events, leveraging SASCA's rich publications to support DGDA's mission.

The MoU, signed by Advisor to the CEO of DGDA Eng. Abdullah Al Ghanim and SASCA General Manager Khalid Al Baz, entails empowering Saudi artists and implementing art acquisition programs that will elevate the aesthetic appeal of significant locations within Diriyah and the historic At-Turaif district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The memorandum encompasses a wide range of collaborative efforts, including the organization of national events and holidays, the revival of musical performances, and the use of DGDA’s facilities, theaters, and cultural assets for the SASCA's programs and projects.

Furthermore, the MoU sets the stage for joint initiatives that promote community engagement, providing training and empowerment opportunities for the people of Diriyah, as well as innovative cultural and artistic programs aimed at enriching the local community.

This partnership reflects the shared commitment of both parties to increase appreciation for and participation in the cultural and artistic sectors, empower artists and talented individuals in this field, and document their efforts to revitalize the cultural landscape of Saudi Arabia.