King Abdulaziz International Quran Competition participants visit King Fahd Quran Printing Complex

After the conclusion of the 46th King Abdulaziz International Quran Competition held in Makkah, the competitors ventured to Madinah to tour the King Fahd Quran Printing Complex. This visit was an integral part of the cultural program set up for the contestants following their finals. The 46th edition of the competition saw 334 male and female participants from 133 countries participate in events centered around the memorization, recitation, and interpretation of the Quran.

The participants had the opportunity to acquaint themselves with the various aspects of Quran printing at the King Fahd Complex. They explored the complex’s facilities, departments, and production lines. They were briefed on the stages involved in Quran printing, the review and verification processes, and publication procedures.

They also gained insights into the complex’s extensive publications and its mission to print the Quran and translate its meaning into over 80 languages. Moreover, they learned about the complex’s role in distributing these editions globally.

The visitors expressed high admiration for the capabilities, equipment, and specialized work exhibited at the complex. They commended Saudi Arabia’s commitment to printing, publishing, and teaching the Quran. They underscored the significance of the complex’s operations in reflecting the Kingdom’s dedication towards the Holy Quran and its global dissemination.