SILA سيلا

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About this app

This application is directed to visitors to the Algiers International Book Fair in its 26th edition.

Save time searching for an address, an exhibitor, or their location. Make your visit smart and efficient using the Sila application. You get information in just a few touches.

This application enables exhibition visitors to know:
- Titles of books displayed in the Silla.
- Names of exhibitors and their country of origin
- Authors' names

They also enable you to obtain the desired information by entering either:
- The full address or part of it
- Name of the author or writer
- Name of the publishing house or presenting institution
- Specialization of the books offered (stories, novels, children, school, semi-school, medicine, history...)

The application also provides its users with:
- Sila News
-Guest of honor for the edition
- The official opening day and opening for visitors
- The cultural program presented throughout the duration of the exhibition
- Map of SAFAX and the exhibition (pavilion and booth or hall number).
For more information about the exhibition, please visit the Sila website www.sila.dz or contact the International Book Salon Governorate at [e-mail]
To comment on the application or make any suggestions, please contact [e-mail]

Ratings and reviews

The app this year mislead me to wrong publication houses and it does not contain maps of the halls.

Hi there, as a matter of fact I'm so sorry to say that this app is USELESS. it's very weird that all options that are available don't function appropriately!!!!!!!????? You can't research a book, see something about a publisher, or whatever. To say it bluntly, it should not appear on play store.( by the way I pressed one star just to be able to post my feedback. It does not deserve it in any way).

You had three years to fix the app just to come out with an even worse version??? Seriously?? The app doesn't even display search results, it looks rushed and made by amateurs.. You should be ashamed of yourselves