The
British Council launched a new network of libraries across Pakistan,
purpose-built library in Lahore.The libraries project is intended to foster
creative expression and building greater cultural links between the UK and
Pakistan. Rana said the library will provide a convening space for the youth of
city.
A
handout quoted the minister as saying: "We are extremely delegated to
strengthen our exciting relationship with the British Council in Pakistan by
finding synergies within its library offer to support the Government of Punjab
in its digital library ambitions across the province. "
Devane
stated: "The British Council is a global organization with a local
approach; our library in Lahore is testament to our commitment to
creating best of UK content, our libraries will position themselves as
culture hubs where an exchange of creativity, connectivity and ideas can take
place. The British Council is dedicated to providing long term impact in the
communities it serves."
Thomas
Drew said: "British Council Libraries have a fabulous legacy in Pakistan.
The new libraries in Lahore and Karachi, and the national digital library, will
not just offer English language books and material in print and online, but
will also strengthen the human relationship between our two countries and offer
a space for cultural debate."
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