Participation of the “Founder” Library at the Astana 2025 Libraries and Information Conference
The “Founder” Library, known for its significant contributions to the field of libraries, is preparing to participate in the Libraries and Information Conference in Astana 2025. This international conference organized by the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) will take place from August 18 to 22 under the theme “Unifying Knowledge and Building the Future.” The library’s participation will help highlight cultural and knowledge programs that promote a reading culture and renew the connection to books.
The Importance of Participation in the Conference
The participation of the “Founder” Library in the global Libraries and Information Conference presents a unique opportunity to showcase its diverse publications and current innovations in the field of libraries. Through this event, the library demonstrates its commitment to enhancing and deepening the culture of knowledge through programs such as learning buses and the children’s library, which target various segments of the community. These initiatives effectively contribute to promoting reading and providing knowledge to as many individuals as possible.
The Library’s Strategies for the Future of Knowledge
The “Founder” Library’s participation in the Libraries and Information Conference supports its goals of promoting sustainable cultural development. The library aims to shape the future of knowledge for upcoming generations, highlighting its active role in offering digital initiatives that enhance user experience. It also showcases its expertise in digital transformation, which has become an integral part of knowledge management in light of modern developments.
Program and Effective Participation
The conference will include a series of scientific events attracting over 3,500 participants from various countries, addressing the latest trends and technologies in the field of libraries. The “Founder” Library will present a range of executive sessions and showcase its projects and initiatives that reflect the cultural vision of the Kingdom. This participation reinforces the library’s ongoing commitment to supporting the cultural and informational community at both regional and international levels.
At the conference, the “Founder” Library will also showcase its latest publications and cultural programs aimed at developing cultural heritage services, indexing, publishing, and translation. This event represents an opportunity to enhance the library’s position as a fundamental pillar in community development and its active participation in shaping the future of the information industry globally.