<caption><image_158>The image shows a man wearing a black cap and glasses, standing in front of a store shelf with various products on it. He appears to be speaking into a microphone, as there is a logo on the right side of the image. The man is wearing a white shirt and has a beard. The background is a green wall with the logo of the store, and there are several boxes of products on the shelf behind him. The image appears to have been taken during a news broadcast, as indicated by the Arabic text on the bottom right corner.</caption><caption><image_159>The image shows a woman in a red suit standing in front of a white reception desk with a computer monitor on it. She is holding a microphone and appears to be giving a speech or presentation. Behind her, there are several other people walking around, suggesting that she is at an exhibition or trade show. The background is dark, and there is a banner on the right side of the image with Arabic text and a logo on the top right corner.</caption><caption><image_160>The image is a screenshot from a news channel. It shows a woman wearing a red hijab and a red blazer, holding a microphone and speaking into it. She appears to be in a conference or exhibition hall, as there are other people in the background. The text on the image is in Arabic and translates to "The news channel" in English.</caption> the Book event was launched yesterday, but it witnessed a large public turnout, which was evident in the attendance rates, the volume of book sales, the best organization, and attendance rates, the volume of book sales, the best organization, and the diversity of topics in the existing books, God willing, and the publishers, the different publishing houses, and the writers, God willing, and the authors, which means a wonderful diversity, God willing, a public turnout.  A major review of the various pavilions of the Medina Book Fair in its third session, especially the pavilion of the General Authority for the Care of the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques, which includes a collection of the rarest and oldest manuscripts and books. Among this book is Sahih al- Bukhari, which was printed at the Amiri Press in Cairo in 20086 AH. From the Medina Book Fair, Lamia Mawafi, Egyptian TV  The Arab Academy for Science,
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