The 1st İstanbul Publishing Fellowship Programme was organized on 3-8 March 2016 with the participation of 17 publishers from 9 countries. By the end of the program, copyright sales were completed for 178 books for translation from Turkish into other languages. On 23-28 February 2017, the 2nd İstanbul Publishing Fellowship Programme was organized.
This time, the number of participants rose to 30 publishers from 21 countries, which completed the sale of 439 copyrights by the end of the program. The 3rd İstanbul Publishing Fellowship Programme attracted 209 publishers from 66 countries, and more than 1700 talks were held throughout the program.
The number of copyright sales rose to 533. The 4th İstanbul Publishing Fellowship Programme was organized on 26-27-28 February 2019 with 300 publishers from 72 countries. More than 2700 bilateral talks were held throughout the program, and more than 1000 preliminary agreements were signed for copyright sales. This program also witnessed the signing of a Cooperation and Reciprocity Agreement between Turkish Press and Publishers Copyright and Licencing Society and The Association of Arab Publishers, which initiated cooperation with 14 countries.
A Cooperation and Good Faith Agreement was signed with The Association of African Publishers as part of the program. The 5th İstanbul Publishing Fellowship Programme marked a new participation record with 780 publishers from 98 countries. İstanbul Publishing Fellowship was the first and only international publishing fellowship program in the publishing world in 2020 due to the restrictions arising from the pandemic. With the same enthusiasm and excitement, İstanbul Publishing Fellowship Programme has undertaken preparations for meeting the professionals from the publishing world in 2021. The schedule was revised considering the pandemic circumstances, and the 6th İstanbul Publishing Fellowship Programme featured a mixture of online and face-to-face meetings.
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Turkish Press and Publishers Copyright and Licencing Society
| Civil Society Organization (CSO)
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Private Publishers
| Private Sector
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