The National Library of the Republic of Moldova organized the 29th edition of the National Forum of Managers of the Library System.The Forum took place on November 20, 2024 with the topic “Involvement of the libraries in digital transformation: Opportunities and challenges”.
On November 5, 2024, the Milan Mladenović Legacy was officially opened at the National Library of Serbia. With a permanent exhibition dedicated to Milan Mladenović as a poet, the oldest cultural institution in Serbia further highlights the artistic value of his work and rock and roll poetry as a cultural phenomenon.
This year, the National and University Library St. Clement of Ohrid proudly celebrate the 80th anniversary of the appointment of the first director of the Library, a cornerstone of Macedonia’s cultural and intellectual heritage.
The National and University Library St. Clement of Ohrid – Skopje, in collaboration with the NGO for Macedonian-German Friendship and Cooperation – Skopje and with support from the German Embassy in Skopje, organized a three-day workshop entitled “Going Green: Libraries as Driving Partners for Sustainable Development in Infrastructure, Management, Projects, and Services.”
The new collection of estates of Liechtenstein authors aims to preserve, index and make accessible documents that can contribute to an understanding of the authors’ works and their time. The collection thus functions as a Liechtenstein literary archive.
Under the motto “Preserving Cultural Heritage, Shaping the Future”, the German National Library presents its Strategic Compass 2035 – a forward-looking document that defines the main guidelines for the coming years.
The National Library of Romania Celebration Days is an annual event, organized to mark the most important achievements of the year and, at the same time, it is used as an opportunity to meet and have constructive discussions with representatives of libraries in the country and other interested stakeholders. This year’s edition, held on 11-12 November, offered a complex program of conferences, workshops, exhibitions, book launches, etc.
On the last day of October, the guest of the National Library of Serbia was Professor Ewan Fernie, Chair of Shakespeare Studies and Fellow at the Shakespeare Institute, Stratford-upon-Avon, University of Birmingham. He held a lecture entitled “Shakespeare as the Laureate of Conversation” in the crowded Atrium of the National Library of Serbia.
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