Webinar Registration Open: The Iraqi Manuscripts: Their Reality, Institutions, and Challenges
- News
- 26 March 2024
The Library Services to Multicultural Populations Section, Middle East and North Regional Division, and Local History and Genealogy Section cordially invite you to a webinar on 22 April 2024, 8:00 a.m. EST about insights into the history and challenges of holdings in Iraqi libraries. Please register for the webinar using the link above. Registration is open up to the start of the webinar.
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The Open day Session is an in-presence event hosted by BRITANICO Library, the library of the Asociación Cultural Peruano Británica - BRITANICO, one of the most prestigious cultural institutions in Peru, and will be streaming in a Webinar Zoom format to reach a wider audience all over the world. This open day aim to close libraries and colleagues from the Latin American Region, and to interchange experiences between M&M members and Peruvian librarians regarding to management and marketing practices seeking opportunities for developing and sustainable collaboration.
The IFLA Middle East and North Africa Regional Division Committee has been following with concern the situation faced by libraries and librarians in Gaza, and supporting efforts to gather and share information relevant to both safeguarding cultural rights, and supporting the upholding of international law.
Join this Zoom webinar, organized by the IFLA Middle East and North Africa Regional Division, and learn about the IFLA Library Map of the World project and how to become a contributor for your country profile, as well as the type of information you will have to prepare before making a submission.
Earlier this month, IFLA’s Middle East and North Africa Regional Division Committee met over two days in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The meeting created a momentum that will carry forwards the Committee’s work to build action to support libraries across the region over the next two years.