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The Literature, Publishing, and Translation Commission is set to host the fifth edition of the International Translation Forum (ITF) 2025 in Riyadh, taking place from November 6 to 8 at the King Fahd Cultural Center.<\/p>\n
The forum aims to explore the current state of the translation profession, the latest best practices both locally and internationally, and the current challenges facing the sector.<\/p>\n
ITF will feature seven theoretical and interactive tracks, including \u201cPanel Discussions\u201d which will host 15 discussions on key issues in modern translation. Scheduled at five sessions per day, the track will bring together over 75 experts from 22 countries, both local and international. A special panel discussion will celebrate Saudi-China Cultural Year, under the title: Cultural Transformations in Translation: An Insight into the Saudi\u2013Chinese Experience.<\/p>\n
Another major track of ITF is the \u201cWorkshops\u201d, featuring 17 workshops designed to develop translation skills and introduce the latest technical tools in the field. Topics include applications of AI in translation, localization of screenplays, and children\u2019s literature, as well as other key subjects such as \u201cHow to obtain a Research Grant in Translation Studies?\u201d.\u00a0 To ensure wide accessibility, participants from across the Kingdom and around the world can attend these workshops either in person or online.<\/p>\n
In addition, ITF will feature three engaging tracks: \u201cAOT Research Discussion Sessions\u201d highlighting the most notable scientific research supported by the Arab Observatory of Translation; \u201cTechnology hub\u201d, offering visitors hands-on experiences; and \u201cTranslation Tales\u201d, a platform where experts share their professional stories and insights from the world of translation.<\/p>\n
The forum will be accompanied by an exhibition that will bring together 30 translation-focused organizations and professional associations from Saudi Arabia and abroad, providing a unique platform for networking and sharing expertise among industry professionals and enthusiasts.<\/p>\n
LPTC invites the public to register for the forum through the Webook platform at: https:\/\/webook.com\/ar\/e\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 vents\/international-translation-forum-moc<\/p>\n
Registered participants will receive a QR code via email, allowing for swift and convenient entry to the event. This step highlights LPTC dedication to using advanced digital technologies to enrich the visitor experience and strengthen the ITF\u2019s leading role.<\/p>\n
The forum reflects LPTC\u2019s ongoing efforts to position Saudi Arabia as a leading cultural hub supporting the translation industry, while developing the sector in line with Saudi Vision 2030 by promoting international collaboration and cultural exchange through translation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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