Iran’s Emad-e Farda Publications is among those offering books on the subject.
In this edition of MIBF, which will run from September 2 to 7, Iran is the guest of honor with a free area of 300 square meters dedicated to Iranian cultural bodies present in the fair to hold workshops on Persian calligraphy, miniature, and music.
Iran’s Deputy Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance for Cultural Affairs Seyed Abbas Salehi is due to visit the Russian capital to attend the book fair.
The Moscow International Book Fair was established in 1977 and is an official member of the International Organization of Book Publishers.
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