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Alnaas Wins the International Prize for Arabic Fiction

Mohammed Alnaas, from Libya, has become the youngest writer to win the International Prize for Arabic Fiction.

Call for Applications: International Exchange Grants

Literature Translation Institute of Korea (LTI Korea) supports literary events, activities, and international projects introducing and promoting Korean literary works published overseas through an open call program. SEE MORE->

Norway's WEXFO: Ambitious Program, Strong Registration

The inaugural outing of the World Expression Forum will include a visit to the island Utøya and new research into young people and democracy.

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The Arabic Language Centre's Congress Debuts in Abu Dhabi

The first staging of Abu Dhabi's International Congress of Arabic Publishing and Creative Industries brought together industry pros from across the region and the world.

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At Abu Dhabi’s Arabic Congress: Abdulsalam Haykal on the Majarra Platform

Abdulsalam Haykal says his Majarra platform is the framework publishers need to access, effectively, new world of digital subscribers.

At Abu Dhabi's Arabic Congress: Maha Abdullah on Localization in Film, TV

In taking books to film or television, consultant Maha Abdullah tells publishers, full 'localization' may be better than mere translation.