HomeNewsExciting News: Fujairah Hosts...

Exciting News: Fujairah Hosts Its Inaugural Children’s Book Fair!

Fujairah's Historic First Book Fair: A Creative Celebration for Young Minds

Mark your calendars, book lovers! The picturesque emirate of Fujairah is set to host its first-ever book fair, a groundbreaking event designed to inspire the next generation of readers and storytellers. Organized by the Office of the Crown Prince of Fujairah and the Fujairah Culture and Media Authority, this exciting initiative promises to be a feast for the literary senses, embodying the vibrant motto “Create the Future with Imagination.”

Nasser Muhammed Al Yamahi, the Director-General of the Fujairah Culture and Media Authority, shared his enthusiasm for this pioneering event, highlighting the visionary leadership of His Highness Sheikh Hamad bin Mohammed Al Sharqi, the Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Fujairah. He stated that this fair marks a significant milestone in the literary history of the emirate, emphasizing the importance of providing children with the tools to enhance their literary knowledge and experience the dynamic changes brought about by technology in literature today.

This book fair isn’t just about turning pages; it’s a chance for young minds to immerse themselves in various genres, from adventure stories to tales that spark the imagination. As the world of storytelling evolves through digital formats and interactive experiences, this event will allow children to cultivate their storytelling skills, learn about global literature, and bring their creative visions to life. It’s an incredible opportunity for them to witness firsthand how technology and literature can intertwine to broaden their horizons.

The inaugural edition will feature a diverse lineup of publishers from across the region, with representatives from UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Egypt, and Jordan participating. The fair will showcase four thematic zones—Imagination, Adventure, Creative, and Future—each designed to foster creativity and engagement. With 43 literary events, 34 hands-on workshops, and over 10 insightful sessions with authors planned, attendees are sure to find something that excites and inspires them.

So, if you’re in Fujairah or planning a visit, don’t miss out on this exceptional celebration of literature and creativity. Join us as we embark on a journey to inspire the young minds of tomorrow!

#Fujairah #UAE #Literature #Education #Tourism #Lifestyle #WorldNews

- A word from our sponsors -

Most Popular

More from Author

Egypt Launches First Digital Platform for Virtual Exhibitions and Conferences

The Egyptian Expo and Convention Authority has partnered with Meta Mall to launch Egypt's first digital platform for virtual exhibitions, enhancing the exhibitions industry and promoting Egyptian products while utilizing advanced technologies for managing digital events at the Cairo International Conference Center.

Renewed Interest in Traditional Botanical Practices Reshapes Health Conversations in Africa

Interest in traditional botanical practices is growing in Nigeria as communities seek ways to support wellbeing, with initiatives like "Back to the Roots" aiming to integrate ancestral knowledge with modern science while preserving cultural identity and heritage.

UN Committee Recommends Reappointment of Dr. Sarah Alade for Investment Role

The United Nations General Assembly’s Fifth Committee has recommended Dr Sarah Alade for reappointment to the UN Investments Committee for another three-year term starting January 1, 2027, pending confirmation by the General Assembly.

Gold Prices in Egypt Remain Stable Amid Global Market Fluctuations

The price of 24-karat gold in Egypt remained stable at EGP 7,097 per gram on November 7, 2026, while 21-karat gold traded above EGP 6,200 amid global price declines and fluctuations in the US dollar against the Egyptian pound.

- A word from our sponsors -

spot_img

Read Now

Egypt Launches First Digital Platform for Virtual Exhibitions and Conferences

The Egyptian Expo and Convention Authority has partnered with Meta Mall to launch Egypt's first digital platform for virtual exhibitions, enhancing the exhibitions industry and promoting Egyptian products while utilizing advanced technologies for managing digital events at the Cairo International Conference Center.

Renewed Interest in Traditional Botanical Practices Reshapes Health Conversations in Africa

Interest in traditional botanical practices is growing in Nigeria as communities seek ways to support wellbeing, with initiatives like "Back to the Roots" aiming to integrate ancestral knowledge with modern science while preserving cultural identity and heritage.

UN Committee Recommends Reappointment of Dr. Sarah Alade for Investment Role

The United Nations General Assembly’s Fifth Committee has recommended Dr Sarah Alade for reappointment to the UN Investments Committee for another three-year term starting January 1, 2027, pending confirmation by the General Assembly.

Gold Prices in Egypt Remain Stable Amid Global Market Fluctuations

The price of 24-karat gold in Egypt remained stable at EGP 7,097 per gram on November 7, 2026, while 21-karat gold traded above EGP 6,200 amid global price declines and fluctuations in the US dollar against the Egyptian pound.

Zambia and Africa Finance Corporation Advance Railway Project to Angola’s Port

Zambia is advancing its 830-km railway link to Angola's Port of Lobito, aiming for financial closure by 2027, with expectations to handle roughly 2 million tonnes of freight annually, enhancing regional trade and logistics.

Investor Interest in Solar Capacity Grows Amid Transmission Challenges in Botswana

Investor interest in over 5 gigawatts of solar capacity in Botswana is rising, but progress is hindered by inadequate transmission infrastructure. The government is working on necessary regulatory frameworks and infrastructure development to facilitate electricity generation and export.

Gambian Honorary Consul Receives Pushkin Medal from Russian President

Momodou Lamin Manga, the Honorary Consul of Russia in The Gambia, received the Pushkin Medal from President Vladimir Putin for his contributions to culture and strengthening ties between The Gambia and Russia during a ceremony at the Kremlin on the Day of National Unity.

Equity Group Reports Significant Profit Increase Amid Rising Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Equity Group Holdings PLC reported a profit after tax of KSh75.5bn, a 55 per cent increase, alongside a 19 per cent rise in greenhouse gas emissions to 39,605 tonnes CO2e in 2025, attributed to business expansion and improved data capture.

Gabon Pursues Partnerships with China in Robotics and Artificial Intelligence

Gabon is seeking partnerships with China to advance its robotics and artificial intelligence sectors, focusing on healthcare, public services, and security. President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema's visit to Shanghai emphasized technology transfer and training as Gabon develops its national AI strategy.

Malawi Introduces New Regulations for Solar Energy Grid Integration

Malawi has introduced regulations allowing households and businesses to sell excess solar electricity to the national grid, aiming to enhance electricity supply and stimulate private sector investment. Currently, nine of the 34 pilot phase prosumers are contributing solar power to the grid.

Ghana Pursues Increased Chinese Investment in Mineral Processing and Technology

Ghana is pursuing increased Chinese investment in mineral processing and exploration to enhance local value from its resources, with discussions led by Deputy Minister Sulemana Yusif focusing on collaboration and technical expertise to boost economic growth and job creation.

Demand for Rental Homes in Accra Keeps Asking Rents Elevated

A four-bedroom house for rent in Tesano at USD 1,200 a month reflects strong demand in Accra's residential market, where premium pricing persists for larger homes despite economic fluctuations. The rental sector remains resilient, with potential inventory increases influencing future pricing strategies.