The Saudi Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission launches its first international training program for Saudi Publishing Houses
The Saudi Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission is taking a significant step towards empowering the publishing industry with the launch of an international training program. A group of twenty Saudi publishing houses will embark on this transformative ten-day program in London, United Kingdom, to further develop skills and capabilities that will help them manage their facilities more successfully. The participating publishing houses represent the multifaceted nature of the industry. From architecture and interior design to children’s books and academic work, these publishers are important drivers of change in society.
The program covers a wide range of essential aspects of the publishing industry. Participants will delve into market trends, explore strategies for attracting talented writers, identify marketing techniques, and acquire additional skills to flourish in the dynamic landscape of publishing. By drawing from the most prominent and successful international experiences, Saudi publishers will gain invaluable insights that will enable them to adapt and continue to thrive in an ever-evolving industry.
The training program offers numerous key advantages, including the transfer of international expertise and experiences, intensive training on international best practices in publishing, exclusive field visits to renowned international publishing houses, and one-on-one consultation sessions with industry experts. Additionally, participants will have the unique opportunity to forge meaningful connections and foster relationships between the international and local publishing communities, potentially paving the way for future collaborations and the exchange of knowledge.
The Saudi Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission expects this program to be an experience that will act as a catalyst for growth and innovation within the Saudi publishing sector, ultimately enhancing access to excellent literature across the Kingdom.