Category: United Arab Emirates
As The 2nd Sharjah Literature Festival Readies, A Reminder of How The Centre of Publishing Gravity Shifts Inexorably East
by Mark Williams | Dec 29, 2025 | Arab publishing, Book Fairs, MENA publishing, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
Sharjah Literature Festival 2026 offers UAE publishers a platform to showcase titles, network, and boost exports in a growing market.
Read MorePublisHer and Sharjah Publishing City Unite to Advance Women Publishers
by Mark Williams | Dec 27, 2025 | Arab publishing, MENA publishing, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
PublisHer partners with Sharjah Publishing City to accelerate women-led publishing businesses through incentives, mentorship, and market access.
Read MoreUAE – Abu Dhabi Reinvents Arabic Publishing for the Digital Age
by Mark Williams | Dec 21, 2025 | Angola, Arab publishing, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre’s digital initiatives, festivals, and translation projects creating new publishing opportunities in the $1.5bn Arabic market.
Read MoreFocal Point 2025: Sharjah’s Art Book Fair Champions Independent Publishing
by Mark Williams | Dec 12, 2025 | Arab publishing, MENA publishing, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
Focal Point 2025 brings together 60+ independent publishers for three days of art books, workshops, and launches at Bait Obaid Al Shamsi, Sharjah.
Read MoreUAE – Emirates Publishers Association partners with PublisHer
by Mark Williams | Dec 6, 2025 | Arab publishing, MENA publishing, Middle East, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
EPA and PublisHer unite to advance women publishers globally, combining regional strength with international AI innovation initiatives.
Read MoreEgypt’s Luxor Festival Celebrates a Decade of Poetic Excellence
by Mark Williams | Nov 30, 2025 | Africa, Book Fairs, Egypt, MENA publishing, Middle East, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
The 10th Luxor Arabic Poetry Festival marks a decade of UAE-Egypt cultural partnership, publishing 50+ books and nurturing 3,000 poets from underserved regions.
Read MoreUAE -Al Ain Book Festival Returns for 16th Incarnation Amid Publisher Growth
by Mark Williams | Nov 26, 2025 | Abu Dhabi, Arab publishing, Book Fairs, Middle East, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
Al Ain Book Festival’s 16th edition brings 220+ publishers to Abu Dhabi, focusing on digital transformation and Arabic content global expansion.
Read MoreUAE – Dubai Stakes Global Leadership in Publishing Ahead of Sharjah Fair with Three Big Five Execs in Tow
by Mark Williams | Sep 12, 2025 | Dubai, MENA publishing, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
the summit marks a critical moment in the Gulf’s cultural calendar, with a high-profile presence of senior executives from three of the western publishing industry’s top players, Penguin Random House, Simon & Schuster and HarperCollins.
Read MoreSharjah’s Onshur Scale Track: A Blueprint for Sustainable Publishing Growth in the UAE
by Mark Williams | Jun 9, 2025 | MENA publishing, Middle East, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
While other countries may not have the UAE’s resources or govt. commitment to publishing to match the model in full, there’s much to be learned here.
Read MoreUAE Embraces AI: How the Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre is Revolutionising Arabic Content
by Mark Williams | May 10, 2025 | Abu Dhabi, AI, Arab publishing, MENA publishing, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
This growth was supported by the release of over 2,000 digital knowledge resources and – don’t tell the Luddite Fringe – AI-powered audiobooks, reinforcing the Centre’s commitment to digitising Arabic literature.
Read MoreThe UAE Makes AI a Compulsory Subject, Starting from Day One of Kindergarten – Implications for Publishing Part 1: Compressed Innovation
by Mark Williams | May 6, 2025 | AI, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
“The integration of AI in early education is poised to transform every aspect of learning – from the classroom to the printed page.”
Read MoreAt Morocco’s Rabat International Book Fair: A New Vision for Arabic Children’s Literature. Lessons for western children’s authors and publishers
by Mark Williams | Apr 21, 2025 | Arab publishing, Children's Books, Morocco, United Arab Emirates | 0 |
Western audiences: Think here celebrity children’s authors that have no clue about how children read and think, and their publishers who rely on parents to buy into the celebrity brand-name and then wonder why the joy off reading is in freefall.
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