Mauritania's Director of the Mauritanian Institute for Research and Training in Culture and Heritage, Dr. Mohamed Mahmoud Jalal Talib, has called on participants at the First International Conference for Islamic Book Publishers to form genuine partnerships to document, publish, and translate Islamic heritage. The conference, held in Turkey, brought together over 200 publishers from 67 countries. Dr. Talib emphasized the importance of collaboration in preserving and disseminating Islamic heritage.
Dr. Talib highlighted the role of digital media in expanding access to reading materials and enabling authors to reach a wider audience. He noted that digital media has opened up new opportunities for publishers to produce high-quality books. He expressed hope that the conference would facilitate cooperation, expertise sharing, and the training of editors and researchers. The conference aimed to promote Islamic knowledge and literature.
Mauritania, with its rich scientific heritage preserved in manuscripts and libraries, recognizes the significance of this endeavor. Dr. Talib expressed his hope that the conference would provide a platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing. He emphasized the need to encourage the translation of useful works for young generations. The conference brought together experts and specialists from around the world.
The conference, hosted by Istanbul University, focused on enhancing international cooperation in Islamic publishing. It covered topics such as copyright, translation, and joint projects. The event was attended by representatives from universities, civil society organizations, book distributors, libraries, and publishing unions. Dr. Talib praised the existing cooperation between Mauritania and Turkey.
Dr. Talib expressed his appreciation for the cooperation between Mauritania and Turkey, which is built on mutual respect and a deep understanding of each other's cultures. He hoped that the relationship between the two countries' institutions, researchers, and publishers would continue to grow. This growth would serve to promote Islamic heritage and knowledge.
The conference concluded with a call to action, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and knowledge sharing in preserving and promoting Islamic heritage. Dr. Talib's speech highlighted the need for concerted efforts to make Islamic literature accessible to a wider audience. The conference provided a platform for experts to share their experiences and expertise.
The event demonstrated the commitment of Islamic book publishers to promoting Islamic knowledge and literature. The conference provided a valuable opportunity for publishers to network and explore new partnerships. The outcome of the conference is expected to contribute to the preservation and dissemination of Islamic heritage.
Key points
- Mauritania's cultural institute director urges Islamic book publishers to collaborate on preserving and disseminating Islamic heritage.
- The conference aimed to promote Islamic knowledge and literature.
- The event brought together experts and specialists from around the world.
