The Mohammed bin Rashid Library has announced an exciting new initiative: the availability of its published works, produced under its institutional arm for publishing and translation, through the digital distribution platform, “Mansah”. This strategic move is designed to make the library’s offerings more accessible for readers, researchers, and anyone interested in leveraging this invaluable knowledge via a specialised digital distribution channel. This initiative significantly expands the library’s presence in the national and Arab publishing markets.
Commitment to Expanding Knowledge Access
Dr. Mohammed Salem Al Mazrouei, a member of the Board of Directors of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation, highlighted that making the library’s publications available through “Mansah” is part of its ongoing efforts to broaden its influence in the publishing industry. “We regard publishing and translation as intrinsic parts of our mission at the library,” he stated. He elaborated that in addition to providing knowledge resources, the library is committed to facilitating the transfer of global knowledge into the Arabic language, producing high-quality publications that address contemporary scientific, cultural, and humanitarian topics.
Dr. Al Mazrouei further explained that by expanding the distribution channels for its publications, the library continues to build wider bridges between authors and readers, ensuring that knowledge reaches a broader audience. This effort aims to enhance the presence of Arabic content in the cultural and intellectual landscape.
Accessing the Library’s Publications
Readers and enthusiasts can explore the publications from the Mohammed bin Rashid Library available on the “Mansah” distribution platform by visiting the dedicated library page on the platform’s website. This new online destination opens up fresh opportunities for a wider audience to engage with significant literary and scholarly works.

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