Tiếng Việt
한국어The Hanoi City Library has been reborn into a complex cultural space thanks to the friendly relationship between Korea and Vietnam. The library allows Vietnamese citizens to use high-quality services.
The Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism announced that it will reopen the Hanoi Library on April 18 after completing the renovation. This is the goal of the project to establish the first overseas library by the end of March.
About 200 people, including Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Byeong-keuk Jeon, Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Tran Sy Thanh, staff of the Hanoi Library, Hanoi residents and young people will attend. attend the opening ceremony.
As part of the Official Development Assistance (ODA) project, the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has been promoting the project of establishing a small overseas library since 2007 and from 2020, the scope of Support for the establishment will be extended to public libraries abroad by further expanding the beneficiaries.
Through this, the project has created a space for reading and cultural enjoyment, while improving the lives of local residents by developing lifelong learning, information use and cultural exchange. .
Hanoi City Library in Vietnam has been supported to remodel from 1st to 3rd floors, install Korean equipment and content, archives and strengthen local library managers and librarians. .
At the end of March, before the opening, the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism invited 6 managers, including the Deputy Director of the Hanoi Library to Korea to share library culture. and Korean working trends at 7 excellent libraries of Korea, including the National Library of Korea, and conduct training to strengthen library operation capabilities.
Mr. Jeon Byung-geuk, Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism said: “I hope that the Hanoi City Library will become a typical complex cultural space for Hanoi people and information Through this opportunity, the friendship between Korea and Vietnam will become stronger and stronger.” He also added, “We will continue to actively support by providing the best services available at libraries in Korea so that a culture of sustainable education can flourish around the world,” he added.