Rabat Launches 'World Book Capital 2026' Program Ahead of Book Fair

Author: Ihab Ou-oudaPublished on: April 14, 2026Country: Morocco

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Rabat Launches 'World Book Capital 2026' Program Ahead of Book Fair

Rabat is set to enhance its role as a major cultural hub in Morocco with the launch of its 'World Book Capital 2026' program and the 31st International Publishing and Book Fair. This program, starting on April 23, will include 342 activities across 12 themes aimed at expanding access to books in various public spaces. The fair will take place from May 1 to May 10, with France as the guest of honor.

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