AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPoetry & Criticism: A new study traces how Iraqi poet Hameed Saeed’s language draws on heritage, memory, war and exile. Frankfurt Book Fair: Abu Dhabi’s Arabic Language Centre is announcing 14 translation and co-publishing deals to bring Emirati and Arab books to readers in seven languages, while building ties with publishers and cultural institutions. Publishing in Qatar: HBKU Press says it has published more than 800 titles, with Qatari authors making up half its writers. Books & Memory: In Lebanon, libraries and books are being used to preserve collective memory and resist cultural erasure. Language Access: Morocco has issued its first official translation of the Quran’s meanings into Amazigh, in the Tachelhit variety. Digital Heritage: Abu Dhabi is digitizing 1,000 heritage books, widening access to the emirate’s historical collections.
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