Egypt's National Centre for Translation Book Fair opens

Ahram Online , Friday 5 Aug 2011

The National Centre for Translation started its fourth fair of books in translation, running through Ramadan at the Cairo Opera House

The National Center for Translation started its fourth book fair for translated books throughout Ramadan at Cairo Opera House.The Centre also participates in Ramadan Book Fair,organized by the General Book Organization, during Ramadan in Faysal Street, Giza.

It Is scheduled to that the center will introduce the latest publications in both of the book fairs "Religions in Africa," written by Ken Dansayger, translated by Ahmed Yousef, "Can Asians think" by Kishore Mahbubani, translated by Hamza Ben Kablan Al-Muzaini, "Sufism and Dismantling, A Comparative Study Ibn Arabi and Derrida" written by Ian Almond, translated by Hossam Naael,
 
"The Science of Personality" in two parts by Lawrence A.. Paraffin, the translation of "Islam in Europe" edited by Aziz Al-Azma and Ivy Focus, translated by Ahmed El-Shimi, "The Moral Foundations of Marxism", by Eugene Kamanca, translated by Abdul Moneim Mogahed.
The center will provide great discount up to 50% to encourage young people to rush to read and to achieve the goal of the enlightening center.
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