The Arab Centre for Research and Policy Studies is showcasing about 700 of its publications at the ongoing Doha International Book Fair (DIBF) 2022.
“We have produced over 700 titles during the last decade, averaging about 70 books per year. Our books are academic productions mainly focusing on humanitarian aspects, media, economy, psychology, culture, politics, and philosophy among others. We produce high quality productions with top standards,” Mohamed Ibrahim, from the Arab Centre for Research and Policy Studies told Gulf Times.
DIBF-2022, held under the slogan 'Knowledge is Light', features literary works of local, regional, and internationally-renowned authors and publishers from 37 countries across the globe. Organised by the Ministry of Culture's Qatar Cultural and Heritage Events Centre, the fair will conclude tomorrow (Saturday).
"The Arab Centre for Research and Policy Studies has many projects and is working with many organisations. We have a project called Arab Index which is the largest index in the Middle East with surveys on different parameters. It also takes into consideration, social, political economic aspects of the Arab World and we are highlighting the Arab World to the rest of the world,” explained Ibrahim.
Headquartered in Qatar, the Arab Centre has branches in eight countries including, the US, France, the UK, Jordan, Lebanon, Spain among others.
“We are focusing on the Middle East, West Asia and North Africa. We also hold conferences on several continents and countries, including Asia, Europe, America, China, India among others. We highlight the Arab World and various topics related to it. At the same time we also discuss matters related to other countries. All our books are in Arabic, except one book by the director of our centre which is translated into English,” added Ibrahim.
“We have produced over 700 titles during the last decade, averaging about 70 books per year. Our books are academic productions mainly focusing on humanitarian aspects, media, economy, psychology, culture, politics, and philosophy among others. We produce high quality productions with top standards,” Mohamed Ibrahim, from the Arab Centre for Research and Policy Studies told Gulf Times.
DIBF-2022, held under the slogan 'Knowledge is Light', features literary works of local, regional, and internationally-renowned authors and publishers from 37 countries across the globe. Organised by the Ministry of Culture's Qatar Cultural and Heritage Events Centre, the fair will conclude tomorrow (Saturday).
"The Arab Centre for Research and Policy Studies has many projects and is working with many organisations. We have a project called Arab Index which is the largest index in the Middle East with surveys on different parameters. It also takes into consideration, social, political economic aspects of the Arab World and we are highlighting the Arab World to the rest of the world,” explained Ibrahim.
Headquartered in Qatar, the Arab Centre has branches in eight countries including, the US, France, the UK, Jordan, Lebanon, Spain among others.
“We are focusing on the Middle East, West Asia and North Africa. We also hold conferences on several continents and countries, including Asia, Europe, America, China, India among others. We highlight the Arab World and various topics related to it. At the same time we also discuss matters related to other countries. All our books are in Arabic, except one book by the director of our centre which is translated into English,” added Ibrahim.
