A mini-library has been set up in the Parliament Square. This cultural space, called the European Library, was inaugurated on National Culture Day to promote reading. The project aims to provide book lovers with access to books through the installation of wooden boxes operating on the principle of “Take a book, leave a book!”
The Speaker of Parliament, Igor Grosu, alongside a group of MPs, Secretariat staff, and children, contributed to stocking the library by donating their favorite books. These books are available for the public to borrow and read.
Igor Grosu welcomed the project expansion to other public institutions and expressed gratitude to partners for supporting the shared idea of installing the library at Parliament. He also encouraged reading enthusiasts to exchange books and show interest in reading.
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“I am grateful for the initiative to have this European library at Parliament. Let’s fill this little house with our small contributions and read more,” the Speaker noted.
Igor Minascurta, a representative of the “Proactive Diplomacy” NGO, highlighted the popularity of mini-libraries in the country and urged book lovers to visit, including at Parliament, to pick a book, exchange it with one they’ve read, and recommend it to others.
Today’s initiative was carried out by the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova in cooperation with the “Proactive Diplomacy” NGO, supported by the “Diplomacy on the Rocks” club and the companies “Sandro Livv” and “C Holding.”
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