The representative of the Supreme Leader in Mazandaran emphasized that library institutions should not be categorized within political trends and fashions, stating: 'Books belong to everyone, and libraries should not be harmed in political spheres; the closeness of libraries to the people is very important.' He suggested that small and numerous library branches with 2,000 books each should be established in various neighborhoods of the city.
Representative of the Supreme Leader in Mazandaran: Libraries Should Not Be Affected by Political Trends
The Supreme Leader's representative in Mazandaran stressed the importance of keeping libraries free from political influences and proposed the establishment of small library branches in local neighborhoods to enhance accessibility. This highlights the ongoing discourse about the role of cultural institutions in Iranian society.
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📰 What Happened
The representative of the Supreme Leader in Mazandaran called for libraries to remain apolitical and proposed the creation of small library branches in neighborhoods to improve access to books.
- The representative emphasized that libraries should not be influenced by political trends.
- A proposal was made to establish small library branches with 2,000 books each in local neighborhoods.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
In Iran, cultural institutions often reflect political ideologies, making the call for neutrality significant in a polarized society.
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