Explore the historic exhibitions organized by Karim International since 1984 — from the World Book Fair in New Delhi to the Frankfurt International Book Fair, documenting our journey in bringing global knowledge to Bangladesh.
Karim International participated at the World Book Fair in New Delhi, projecting Bangladeshi publications on the global stage. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi of India visited Karim International's stand — a moment of historic recognition for Bangladesh's publishing industry.
Organized the first-ever Book Exhibition for Foreign Publishers at the National Book Centre in Dhaka — a pioneering effort that was very much welcomed by readers and academics across the country.
Organized CUP's 400th Anniversary Book Exhibition at the British Council in Dhaka. Similar exhibitions were also held in the university cities of Chittagong and Rajshahi, bringing world-class academic publications to students across the country.
Organized the Dutch Academic and Scientific Book Exhibition at the Dhaka Sheraton Hotel, the same year Karim International moved to its new headquarters at Yasin Bhaban in Tejgaon — marking a new chapter in the company's growth.
Participated at the Frankfurt International Book Fair — the world's largest trade fair for books — representing Bangladesh and promoting local academic and literary publications to the international publishing community.
Returned to the Frankfurt International Book Fair for a second participation, continuing to represent Bangladesh's publishing industry on the world stage and establishing stronger ties with international publishers.
After years of campaigning, foreign publications were finally permitted at the Dhaka Book Fair. Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia visited the Pavilion of Karim International. Both 1995 and 1996 events were highly rewarding for serious readers and academics.
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