Dr. Ahmed Fouad Hano, Egypt’s Minister of Culture, held a high-level meeting to review final arrangements for the 57th edition of the Cairo International Book Fair (CIBF).
The meeting included Dr. Khaled Abo El-Leil, Acting Chairman of the General Egyptian Book Organization (GEBO); Dr. Ahmed Mojahed, Executive Director of the Book Fair; and Engineer Haitham Younes, Head of the Central Administration for Exhibitions. Discussions focused on logistical readiness and the upcoming official press conference.
Key Operational Updates
The officials reviewed the final list of participating countries and publishing houses. The Minister was briefed on the readiness of the infrastructure, exhibition halls, and logistical services designed to accommodate both exhibitors and the general public. The goal is to ensure the event reflects its standing as a premier cultural landmark in the Arab world.
A Rich Cultural Program
The meeting also outlined the exhibition’s cultural and intellectual schedule, including specialized activities for children and youth. The Minister emphasized that the program must showcase the depth of Egyptian and Arab culture.
> Save the Date: Full details regarding the program, guest speakers, and participants will be officially unveiled during a press conference on Monday, January 12, at the Cairo Opera House (Small Theater).
A Vision for Enlightenment
Minister Hano stressed the importance of seamless coordination between all organizing bodies to resolve any potential obstacles. He highlighted that the fair should offer an integrated cultural experience, reinforcing its role as a global platform for dialogue and intellectual enlightenment.
The meeting concluded with an agreement to finalize all preparations according to the set timeline, alongside a boost in media campaigns to encourage wide public participation.
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