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The Big Bad Wolf Exhibition has launched its first edition in Dubai. Book lovers are lining up and looking for what they want, at nominal prices, with the biggest exposure in the world. This is the first time the show has landed in Dubai, opening the door for book lovers to enrich their original libraries.
The exhibition, held at the Dubai Studio City, features titles and books that appealed to many UAE citizens and residents of the country, who were able to withstand the ordeals of travel from different United Arab Emirates emirates, as well as only reading and knowledge. That the number of visitors during the first two days has exceeded the 30,000 mark.
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Mohammed Al-Aidarous, managing partner of Incredible Book Trading, organizer of the Big Bad Wolf exhibition, told Al Bayan that Dubai's selection for the exhibition had been made after a thorough review.
"The number of visitors who attended the exhibition during the first two days of its launch was also expected, according to our study, which confirms that we live in a knowledge-based society, concerned about read and read, it also highlights the strength of the knowledge infrastructure in Dubai and the UAE, so all the titles presented at the exhibition meet our needs, and all that is happening now gives us an optimistic view of the nature of the next edition of the exhibition. "" We hope to sell about 80% of the books on offer, "he said.
He thanked the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Knowledge Foundation for sponsoring the exhibition. "We are proud of our partnership with the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Knowledge Foundation and its participation through Qandil Publishing and Distribution and its offering of books in Arabic, which I think is another reason for the success of the show. in Dubai, as well as facilities provided by Dubai Studio City, This Exhibition ".
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"The exhibition is a new event in the country and in the region," Abu Bakr told Al Bayan. "The exhibition is a new event in the UAE and in the region, I think it's worth being visited because of the nature of the books and addresses provided to visitors."
He added: "What the show contains huge numbers in the book titles, I think that's a good reason for the visit, as well as to contribute to the creation of the books. a large library, especially because the books can be obtained at very nominal prices, "adding that he had devoted his visit to the exhibition in search of books of different disciplines. And, said: "I am seeking to acquire books and cultural and literary works, and others are developing knowledge of children," indicating that he is trying to exploit the book fairs to feed his library of new books.
His son, Abdullah Abu Bakr, said: "The exhibition contains many books that are suitable for young and old alike.For me, I am very concerned about books in English, besides Arabic, which develop my knowledge and help me to enrich my culture. " The titles are different, but he is always eager to read fiction books and scientific books.
"I have a passion for reading and visiting book fairs, which is for me a great opportunity to acquire a valuable collection of books," he said.
Ahmad, who teaches petroleum engineering at Khalifa University, said the discounts offered by exposure to all types of books and their titles were prompting everyone to buy books. "It's an opportunity to buy as many books as possible," he said, explaining that he was always looking for historical books and novels.
His colleague Hassan Al-Rasi said: "My visit to the exhibition aims to get a collection of books I'm looking for," indicating that the exhibition offers up to 80% off to grab. He said: "Providing this huge amount of books at nominal prices is a nice gesture of the organizers of the exhibition because they help to facilitate access to books."
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