Guéckédou Declared Capital of the Book as 17th Edition of “72 Hours of Books” Launches

Guinea – The 17th edition of the annual literary event “72 Hours of Books” has been officially launched in Guéckédou, a city now recognized as the capital of the book and a symbol of resilience.

A Celebration of Literature and Resilience

The event, which promotes literacy and cultural exchange, highlights Guéckédou’s enduring spirit in the face of challenges. The city’s designation as the capital of the book underscores its commitment to education and intellectual growth.

Event Details and Significance

The “72 Hours of Books” festival brings together authors, publishers, and readers for three days of discussions, book fairs, and literary workshops. This year’s edition emphasizes the role of literature in fostering resilience and community development.

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