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Iraqis show strong interest in learning Persian: Iranian official
Maryam Aboud, Iran’s trade representative in Baghdad, made the comments during a visit to the Iranian pavilion at the Baghdad International Book Fair, which opened on September 12 and runs until September 22, ISNA
wrote.
The fair, which features 600 publishers from 21 countries, including 23 from Iran, showcases books on various topics, including religion, children’s literature, Islamic resistance, and language
learning.
Aboud, who has also attended the Tehran International Book Fair, praised the event, saying it was a “good and attractive experience” with a large number of book enthusiasts.
She also expressed her admiration for Persian literature, particularly the works of Omar Khayyam, and said she enjoys watching Iranian films to improve her language skills.
The Baghdad International Book Fair, which is in its 25th year, is being held under the slogan “Iraq reads.” It aims to promote reading and literacy in the country.