BAKU: The Embassy of Pakistan in Azerbaijan showcased works by prominent Pakistani writers at the 12th Baku International Book Fair, highlighting the country’s literary heritage and promoting cultural exchange between Pakistan and Azerbaijan.
The exhibition was organized by the Embassy of Pakistan in Baku in collaboration with the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training and the National Book Foundation.
The Pakistani collection featured a diverse selection of literary works, including novels, poetry, travel writing and children’s literature, offering visitors an opportunity to discover the richness and diversity of Pakistani writing.
Organized by Azerbaijan’s Ministry of Culture, the international book fair brought together publishers, authors and literary organizations from different countries, providing a platform for literary engagement and cross-cultural understanding.
This year’s fair was held under the theme “Life Is Bigger Than the Screen: One Child, One Book, One Real World,” emphasizing the importance of reading and encouraging children to engage with books beyond digital screens.
Pakistan’s participation also highlighted the role of literature as a bridge between cultures, creating opportunities for readers and literary communities to develop a deeper appreciation of each other’s traditions and creative expressions.
According to the Embassy, the initiative reflected Pakistan’s commitment to promoting its literary heritage internationally while further strengthening cultural understanding and longstanding fraternal relations with Azerbaijan.
