Official: Iran, Yemen enjoy rich cultural ties
Abdurrahman Murad, head of Yemen’s Book Organization, highlighted the strong cultural ties between Iran and Yemen.
He emphasized the historical development of their relationship and the significant presence of Yemeni publishers at the fair, IRNA wrote.
Regarding the Yemeni books presented in this exhibition, he said that these books are in the fields of history, literature, religion, and resistance.
The 35th Tehran International Book Fair began on May 8, featuring a wide range of literary works from local and international publishers.
This year’s event, held under the motto “Let’s Read, Create,” provides a platform for over 2,600 publishers to showcase their work and facilitates cultural exchange between nations. The fair features books on various subjects, including history, literature, religion, and resistance, giving visitors an opportunity to engage with diverse literary content.
With approximately 100 foreign publishers from 25 countries participating, the Tehran International Book Fair promotes the importance of reading and literary creation while fostering global connections. The ten-day event runs until May 18 and is expected to attract over 400,000 visitors daily. In addition, book enthusiasts worldwide can participate virtually, ensuring that the fair remains accessible to a broader audience.