Heeding Sacred Defense, Revolutions literature will fortify TIBF
18 April 2012
Deputy Minister of Islamic Guidance and Culture said: The 25th Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF), as a cultural event, will fortify considering the literature of Sacred Defense and the Islamic Revolution and accordingly we can witness the thoughts real place in international fields.
IBNA: During the closing ceremony of the 1st edition of Resistance Book of the Year (Martyr Avini literary award), Deputy Minister of Islamic Guidance and Culture in the cultural affairs Bahman Dorri said: During the past two year Sacred Defense and Resistance Book Fairs were held which indeed were the bliss of the martyrs blood and the Martyr Avini literary award is not an exception.
He added; A Resistance Book Fair will be held in the 25th TIBF and its details will be announced to the media.
The 24th Tehran International Book Fair, according to the screening centers, was titled as the best edition he said and added: The 25th Tehran International Book Fair (TIBF), as a cultural event, will fortify considering the literature of Sacred Defense and the Islamic Revolution. Accordingly we can witness the thoughts real place in international fields.
Irans enemies are trying to prevent the participation of foreign publishers but this year, publishers of different countries which haven’t attended the fair yet will participate including Egypt and Tunisia.
He finally hoped that the next Resistance Book of the Year will be more fruitful.
The closing ceremony of the 1st edition of Resistance Book of the Year (Martyr Avini literary award) was held yesterday evening in the Institute of Culture and Art Studies (ICAS).
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