International Reading Forum Opens in Riyadh

The first day of the International Reading Forum, organized by the Libraries Commission, commenced yesterday evening at the King Abdullah Financial District in Riyadh with a diverse program featuring insightful discussions on creating sustainable reading initiatives, the significance of reading history for the future, and the enduring power of reading.

 Key highlights of the forum, which continues until December 21, include a series of inspiring talks by renowned speakers, a book exchange platform where visitors can explore and swap books, and engaging sessions with reading clubs that promote intellectual exchange and cultural values.

 This international gathering aims to elevate reading as a cornerstone of civilizational progress. It seeks to showcase Saudi, Arab, and international literary talent, promote a reading culture, and cultivate a society that values knowledge and intellectual growth.

 Through innovative activities that cater to a variety of interests and age groups, the forum aims to create a vibrant and engaging reading environment.