The Literature, Publishing, and Translation Commission announced launching an electronic registration for the public to attend the activities of the Riyadh International Book Fair 2024 and get a free entry ticket to the book fair organized by the commission from September 26 to October 5 at the King Saud University campus. More than 2,000 local, Arab, and international publishing houses and agencies in 800 pavilions will participate in the book fair, which is considered one of the most important and largest book fairs in the Arab world, and an annual meeting for prominent writers, intellectuals, thinkers and publishers. The commission announced that the book fair visitors can register via the "webook" platform, through the electronic link: https://webook.com/ar/events/riyadh-international-book-fair-tickets, noting that the feature of the electronic registration allows the public to obtain a QR code through email to enter the book fair. This comes as a part of the commission's interest to benefit from the l atest technologies and modern digital tools to enhance visitors' experience. Electronic registration facilitates visitors' entry to the book fair and enables them to save time in the registration process to enjoy a unique cultural experience among books and the atmosphere of culture and art, in which they can purchase the latest books in literary, cognitive, scientific and religious fields. The online registration also assists organizers in the process of registering large numbers of visitors efficiently and effectively and categorizes visitors to communicate with them in the future proactively and invite them to future cultural events to be organized by the commission according to their fields of interest. Source: Saudi Press Agency
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