The 32nd edition of the Gaudeamus Radio Romania Book Fair will take place between December 4 and 8, 2025, in Pavilion B2 of the Romexpo Exhibition Complex. The event brings together over 180 participants, including publishers, broadcasting agencies, and educational institutions, offering readers a wide range of activities, with over 600 editorial events, such as book launches, debates, and autograph sessions.
Among the related projects are the Gaudeamus Awards, which will honor the best publishers and books, and the initiative "Guests of Note 10: Romania's Olympians," which rewards students with exceptional results at international Olympiads. The included exhibitions, such as "Iulia Hasdeu, a Genius Child" and "METALIBRIS," will add diversity. The honorary president of the edition is journalist Sabina Fati. The visiting hours are daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with free access, and the event is organized by the Romanian Radio Broadcasting Society, supported by the Ministry of Culture.
Among the related projects are the Gaudeamus Awards, which will honor the best publishers and books, and the initiative "Guests of Note 10: Romania's Olympians," which rewards students with exceptional results at international Olympiads. The included exhibitions, such as "Iulia Hasdeu, a Genius Child" and "METALIBRIS," will add diversity. The honorary president of the edition is journalist Sabina Fati. The visiting hours are daily from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with free access, and the event is organized by the Romanian Radio Broadcasting Society, supported by the Ministry of Culture.
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