RIYADH: The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture, or Ithra, an initiative of Saudi Aramco, is spotlighting local creativity and knowledge exchange through its pavilion at the Riyadh International Book Fair until Oct. 11.
Ithra, participating for the 12th time, is presenting a comprehensive cultural experience centered on its renowned library, showcasing new publications, digital resources, and rare books, alongside diverse programs and events.
The pavilion is divided into four sections. There is an introductory area outlining Ithra’s key facilities, including its library, museum, theater, and cinema.
In addition, there are two zones for library programs featuring workshops and discussion panels; and a bookstore offering Ithra’s latest titles spanning culture, art, philosophy, and heritage.
Abdullah Al-Hawas, head of Ithra Library, said the center’s participation reflects its mission to foster cultural dialogue and align with the fair’s annual theme.
