Today in Samarkand, I became acquainted with the concept of the new Children's Library slated to open soon. It will be located in a historical building erected in 1911. Similar to the library in Tashkent, this structure will also be carefully restored, preserving its cultural uniqueness and the spirit of the era.
This institution will become a genuine creative haven for children, teenagers, and their parents and teachers. Special attention in the project is paid to inclusivity: the creation of an audio fund for blind and visually impaired children is planned.
The library's collection will include a total of 120,000 volumes in Uzbek, English, and Russian languages.
There is no doubt that this will be an amazing, spiritually rich, and very attractive haven for the people of Samarkand. I wish success to the project!
