Al-Mustaqbal University launches 5th Book Fair with broad participation

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Under the generous patronage of Al-Mustaqbal University Presidency, the 5th Annual Al-Mustaqbal Book Fair officially launched on Saturday morning, April 4, 2026. Held under the theme "Our Book is Our Future," the opening ceremony saw a distinguished academic and cultural presence, including elite professors, students, intellectuals, and cultural enthusiasts. The fair is considered one of the most prominent cultural events among Iraqi universities. It aims to establish a culture of reading, enhance scientific awareness among students, and support scientific and literary movements. In a speech delivered on behalf of the University Presidency, it was emphasized that the fair serves as a leading knowledge platform contributing to the development of a conscious society built on science and knowledge. This year’s edition features the participation of 25 publishing houses from around the world, presenting a diverse range of scientific and literary publications. The event also includes a comprehensive cultural program featuring panel discussions, meet-and-greets with authors, and exceptional artistic and theatrical performances. The festivities witnessed extensive interaction from students and visitors, as the fair provided a vital space for cultural exchange and exposure to various intellectual experiences. This reflects a growing interest in books as essential tools for building awareness and developing intellectual capacities. The fair’s activities are expected to continue for a full week, offering visitors the opportunity to explore the latest publications and participate in the accompanying cultural events. Organizing this event aligns with Al-Mustaqbal University’s vision to foster an integrated academic and cultural environment, contributing to the preparation of an educated generation capable of keeping pace with knowledge developments and creating a brighter future. Al-Mustaqbal University… the leading private university in Iraq.