Cairo International Book Fair
The curtain has fallen on the 57th edition of the Cairo International Book Fair after attracting more than 6.2 million visitors from January 21 to February 3, in an unprecedented milestone.
Visitor numbers on Friday, January 30, reached approximately 807,245, bringing the total attendance to 4,592,295 so far, marking a record high compared to previous editions of the fair.
On the seventh day alone, around 467,512 visitors attended, bringing the total to 3,034,030 since the fair opened to the public.
The 57th edition of Cairo International Book Fair surpasses two million visitors in five days.
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The 2026 edition of the fair, held from 21 January to 3 February at the Egypt International Exhibitions Center in New Cairo, presents a rich cultural and intellectual program that reflects its status as the largest cultural event in Egypt and the Arab world.
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The initial hours of the fair saw a remarkable turnout from diverse age groups, eager to explore the literary treasures on display.
Each person gravitates towards a specific book genre, and it often says a lot about who you are, the things you value, and your beliefs. So, here’s a look at what your preferred book genre might say about you.
Since the Cairo International Book Fair is starting, we thought now is the perfect time to help you start your reading journey. So here are some helpful tips that will help you spark an interest in reading.
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Minister of Culture, Nevine el Kelany, announced that the 55th edition of the Cairo International Book Fair (CIBF) achieved unprecedented success, attracting a record number of visitors.
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The General Authority of Culture Palaces pavilion at the Cairo International Book Fair in its 55th edition has witnessed huge demand for the works and studies that were issued by the Dean of Arabic Literature Taha Hussein.
The General Authority of Cultural Palaces pavilion at the Cairo International Book Fair has declared that “Al Bukhala'” book has sold over a thousand copies in just four days.
Reading is an enchanting experience that transports individuals to different worlds, with words possessing poetic and impactful qualities, and facts expanding our knowledge of the world. To assist in cultivating a love for reading, here are some helpful tips to spark an interest.
Dr. Nevin Al Kilani, Minister of Culture, announced the Sultanate of Oman as the guest of honor of the upcoming edition of the Cairo International Book Fair 2025. The announcement came out during the press conference held on the closing day of the 55th edition of the CIBF.
Dr. Sarah Hawass, a Linguistics Lecturer at Mansoura University, translated the struggles, identities, and themes of over 20 female poets, including Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners, in her book "The Key Hole Sees Nothing." She discussed her work and the importance of amplifying female voices during the 55th Cairo International Book Fair.
From the day of its inauguration, and throughout its evolution to what it has become today, various people from different cities and governorates across Egypt make it a point not to miss visiting the fair, touring around its numerous pavilions, meeting with authors and other avid readers, and going back to their homes happy with a lot of great catches to add to their library shelves, and of course, an enjoyable experience.
