Sharjah Showcases Emirati Culture at Warsaw International Book Fair 2026
Sharjah brings Emirati culture to Poland as Warsaw Book Fair opens
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Sharjah is the Guest of Honour at the Warsaw International Book Fair 2026, promoting Emirati culture through literature, arts, and heritage. The event features 35 cultural activities, including discussions, poetry readings, and workshops, emphasizing the connection between Arab and European cultures.
- 01Sharjah's pavilion spans 400 square meters and includes 21 cultural institutions and 36 Emirati participants.
- 02The fair will host 35 cultural activities, including 28 panel discussions and 18 live performances by the Sharjah National Band.
- 03The 'Tasawurat' project features collaborative poster artworks inspired by Arabic and Polish poetry.
- 04Six Emirati and Arab literary works will be showcased in Polish translations to promote Arabic literature.
- 05The event is expected to include over 1,200 activities, reinforcing its status as a major cultural gathering in Europe.
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Sharjah is set to open as the Guest of Honour at the Warsaw International Book Fair 2026, taking place from May 28 to 31 in Poland. Under the theme “Two Civilisations. One Language of Letters,” the emirate aims to strengthen cultural ties between the Arab world and Europe. The pavilion will host 21 cultural institutions, featuring 36 Emirati writers, poets, and artists, alongside 15 Polish participants. A total of 35 cultural activities are planned, including 28 panel discussions, four poetry evenings, and three children's workshops. The 'Tasawurat' project will present collaborative artworks inspired by poetry from both cultures. Additionally, six Emirati literary works will be translated into Polish, enhancing access to Arabic literature. The University of Warsaw will also host discussions on Emirati theatre and poetry, further enriching the cultural exchange.
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The fair promotes cultural exchange and understanding between the UAE and Poland, potentially increasing interest in Emirati literature and arts.
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