
Capital of Culture & Civilization — Everything you need to participate in the Baghdad International Book Fair

Baghdad, the capital of Iraq and one of the most ancient cities in human history. The city of Al-Mutanabbi, Al-Jawahiri and Abu Nuwas, where the first writing was born and the greatest civilizations flourished. Today it is home to more than 8 million people and is experiencing a cultural renaissance that reflects its eternal spirit.
Baghdad is distinguished by its strategic location at the heart of Iraq, with modern infrastructure and an international airport connecting it to world capitals. It is also rich in historical monuments, museums, and traditional markets, making it an unparalleled cultural and touristic destination.
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Comfortable stay near the exhibition venue

Al-Yarmuk District — 12 min from Baghdad Airport

Erbil — Bakhtiare — DueSide — Kore Tower — Floor 3 — Office 5
For Publishers and Exhibition Participants
As part of Sada Al-Aref Company's commitment to providing a comprehensive and convenient experience for exhibition participants, we offer specialized visa facilitation services for publishers and official delegations participating in book fairs and cultural events organized by the company.
The company provides the necessary support to participants from outside Iraq by issuing official invitation letters, handling administrative follow-up, and coordinating entry visa procedures in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
These services aim to facilitate the participation of Arab and international publishing houses and cultural institutions, and to enhance global participation in exhibitions organized by the company, thereby contributing to the creation of a more open and diverse cultural environment.