Islamic Affairs Ministry Showcases Knowledge, Digital Services at Moscow Book Fair

The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance's pavilion at the 39th Moscow International Book Fair is showcasing publications by the King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex and highlighting the Kingdom's efforts to serve the Quran.

 Part of the Saudi pavilion at the fair, which runs in the Russian capital from September 2 to 6, the ministry's pavilion introduces visitors to the various stages of Quran printing, care, and distribution. It also highlights the ministry's knowledge-based and digital services. The pavilion has welcomed a number of officials and senior figures, including Saudi Ambassador to Russia Sami Al-Sadhan and Secretary General of the King Abdulaziz Center for Cultural Communication Abdullah Al-Foazan, who toured the exhibits.

 Digital services on display include the Rushd and Correct Quotation applications and a three-dimensional virtual Hajj experience. The pavilion also offers virtual reality experiences that allow visitors to explore the Grand Mosque in Arabic and English, including its landmarks and other features through interactive displays. Visitors can also learn about the ministry's religious, educational, and awareness programs and initiatives, as well as technological and digital advances in its services. The participation highlights the breadth of the ministry's work, its mission to serve Islam and Muslims, and its efforts to promote the values of moderation and balance.