
National campaign for promotion of reading launched in Moldova
Chisinau, 2 September /MOLDPRES/ - The National Library of Moldova (BNRM) launches a national campaign titled, September – no day without reading, within the seventh edition of the LecturaCentral National Programme, 2024. The libraries and librarians of Moldova in September will focus their efforts on the intensive promotion of the European values through reading, as this is the title of the 2024 year edition of the LecturaCentral National Programme.
The deadline for the submission of the information files for participation in the National Contests is 1 October 2024.
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