Mohammed Bin Rashid Library announced during a press conference that it will host and organize the first Dubai International Library Conference 2024 (DILC 2024), one of the most prominent and prestigious events of its kind in the Middle East and North Africa region.

According to Amac News: Ibrahim Al Hashemi, one of the members of the board of directors of the Mohammad Bin Rashid Library Foundation, said that this conference entitled "Our Libraries, Past, Present and Future" will be held from November 15 to 17, 2024 with the participation of more than 25 countries and more than There will be 60 speakers from around the world.
According to him, the conference will be a very important opportunity for representatives and speakers to meet in person in this iconic library to discuss the most important issues facing libraries around the world.
He emphasized that the first edition of the Dubai Library Conference 2024 forms an important space for examining the role of libraries as beacons of culture and knowledge in building communication bridges and increasing the understanding of multiple cultures.
He added that discussions, events and specialized meetings at the Dubai International Library Conference 2024 are a vital platform and a unique opportunity to discover the latest technologies, innovations and challenges in the world of libraries and information.
This conference, which is the most prominent event at the level of domestic and international conferences and events in the field of public libraries, attracts an elite group of specialists, specialists and experts from all over the world with the aim of exchanging opinions and experiences.
The Dubai International Library Conference 2024 will feature more than 45 distinct panel discussions, workshops, lectures, and interactive panel discussions that will focus on preservation and restoration of archives, new developments in library systems and programs, intellectual property, copyright laws, artificial intelligence, and the role of Philanthropy emphasizes sustainability in ensuring access to books and information.