Tunis int'l book fair opens with China as guest of honor


  • World
  • Saturday, 26 Apr 2025

TUNIS, April 25 (Xinhua) -- The 39th Tunis International Book Fair kicked off here on Friday, with China as the guest of honor, presenting a diverse collection of Chinese publications.

The Chinese pavilion offers a curated selection of books that showcase China's rich traditional culture, and important translations that highlight China-Africa and China-Arab cultural exchanges.

Key works by Chinese President Xi Jinping, including "Xi Jinping: The Governance of China" and "Selected Readings from the Works of Xi Jinping," were also on display.

Tunisian President Kais Saied visited the Chinese pavilion, where he expressed strong support for the concept of building a community with a shared future for mankind proposed by Xi. He noted the long-standing cooperation between the two nations, underlined the bright prospects for mutually beneficial cooperation under the framework of jointly building the Belt and Road Initiative, and emphasized Tunisia's commitment to further promoting cooperation with China in various fields such as culture and economy and trade.

Running from April 25 to May 4, the fair also includes forums, cultural events, and panel discussions featuring renowned Chinese authors, poets, and scholars.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In World

At least 12 injured in knife attack in Hamburg, report says
Harvard's foreign students in limbo after Trump administration revokes their enrollment
Experts urge strategic alignment of Africa's development goals with multilateral trading system
Bank of China marks 10 years as RMB clearing bank in Zambia
Southern African bloc reaffirms commitment to environmental conservation
Chinese embassy donates supplies to Zimbabwean orphanage ahead of Children's Day
Ethiopia vaccinates over 11 mln children against measles
Canada Post continues to operate with overtime ban in place
Belarus calls EU decision to increase tariffs on potash fertilizers trade protectionism
Lukashenko says Belarus' sales of potash fertilizers reached pre-sanction levels

Others Also Read