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The 2025 Warsaw International Book Fair will take place from May 22 to 25 at the Palace of Culture and Science and on the Parade Square (plac Defilad), with the Republic of Korea as the Guest of Honour. The event is organized by the History and Culture Foundation. The recruitment of exhibitors has begun – interested publishers and institutions are welcome to apply!

On September 3, 2024, an official agreement was signed at the History and Culture Foundation’s office regarding the Republic of Korea’s participation as the Guest of Honour at the Warsaw International Book Fair. The agreement was signed by Dangkweon Lee, Director of the Korean Cultural Center in Poland, representing the South Korean side, and Jacek Oryl, Director of the Warsaw International Book Fair, along with Waldemar Michalski, President of the History and Culture Foundation, representing the event organizer.

K-pop, Korean cuisine, Korean cinema and taekwondo continue to enjoy immense popularity internationally and in Poland. In recent years, there has been a significant rise in interest in contemporary South Korean literature. The upcoming edition of the Warsaw International Book Fair will be the first opportunity of its kind to meet authors from South Korea, explore contemporary South Korean literature, and learn about the country’s culture, history, and customs. The centrally located, 200-square-meter stand of the Republic of Korea, a diverse program of events, including meetings with South Korean writers and publishers, book presentations, and events promoting South Korean culture, will be the focal point of next year’s edition of the fair. The participation of the Republic of Korea in the Warsaw International Book Fair is organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Poland and the Korean Cultural Center in Poland.

We inform, we have just started accepting applications from exhibitors for next year’s Warsaw International Book Fair, which will take place from May 22-25, 2025, at the Palace of Culture and Science and the Parade Square.