The Al-Azhar Pavilion is launching its first cultural and intellectual activities today, Thursday, as part of its participation in the 57th Cairo International Book Fair, through a series of scholarly and intellectual seminars discussing issues of awareness, identity, and Islamic thought. These seminars will be held in Heritage Hall (4) at the Egypt International Exhibition Center in New Cairo.

The Al-Azhar Pavilion will begin its activities with a seminar entitled "The Role of Religious and Media Institutions in Building Awareness and Preserving Identity," featuring Dr. Hussein Amin, Professor of Media at the American University in Cairo, and Dr. Mahmoud El-Hawary, Assistant Secretary-General of the Islamic Research Academy. The seminar will be moderated by Dr. Mohamed Saeed Mahfouz. The Al-Azhar pavilion concludes its first seminar with a session titled "A Reading of the Book 'Forty Administrative Principles,'" during which Dr. Hassan El-Shafei, a member of the Council of Senior Scholars, will discuss the most prominent administrative and ethical values ​​addressed in the book. The discussion will be moderated by Dr. Ayman El-Haggar, a researcher at the Council of Senior Scholars.