HBO - Recently, the Provincial Library (the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism) has paid attention to improving the reading culture to the community. The library has been opening 6 days a week and adding a lot of new book titles to serve the needs of the readers.

The provincial library has been coordinating to implement the Plan promoting the lifelong learning activities in libraries, museums, cultural houses and clubs in the province. From the beginning of the year until now, the Provincial Library has organized the displays of books, newspapers and magazines to celebrate the Party - the Spring of Pig. It has also been maintaining the circulation of books to serve the needs of the readers.

In the first quarter of 2019, the Provincial Library organized 3 rounds of displaying books and newspapers to serve 8,500 turns of the readers with 14,000 circulated books and newspapers. It has updated and put the information on science and society on the website to introduce and serve the needs of the reader with 11,312 access times. In addition, the Provincial Library has organized the service of the mobile car library at the Gao Tao Festival, Pa Co Commune (Mai Chau). Recently, the Department of Information and Communications in coordination with the Department of Education and Training and Hoa Binh City organized Book Day of Vietnam in 2019, contributing to the improvement of the reading culture among the community, especially the younger generation.


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