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Running until May 14, this year's SCRF will showcase the latest titles in children's literature from over 100 Arab and international publishers
Kota Kinabalu: Daily Express has been invited to the United Arab Emirates’ biggest literary festival for young people themed “Train your brain” to be held at the Expo Centre, Sharjah City, from May 3-14.
Organised by the Sharjah Book Authority (SBA), the two-day conference brings together a host of prominent booksellers, publishers, authors, and industry luminaries from across the globe.
Material shortages, rising costs and generative artificial intelligence call for reforms
“One trend that needs our immediate attention is sustainability, most importantly the impact of the book industry on the environment. It is also an opportunity to raise discussions on the book industry‘s sustainability and propose initiatives that could radically change the way we produce and distribute books, while at the same time giving us the opportunity to lead this change and be part of the process. No single publisher or bookseller or stakeholder from our ecosystem can face this challenge alone, which is why collaboration is more critical now than ever.”