The Farishtan Public Library in Minab was opened on Tuesday, October 20, with the presence of Seyyed Abbas Salehi, the Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, in Shiraz. This important cultural event was held to enhance the level of educational and study opportunities in Fars Province, especially in Region 11 of Shiraz.
Details of Construction and Library Facilities
The Farishtan Library in Minab is designed with a built area of 1,700 square meters and spans four floors. This cultural complex has been created to provide diverse study, educational, and modern technological services to the people and is recognized as the first smart library in Fars Province.
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The Director General of Public Libraries in Fars announced at the inauguration ceremony that this library will provide services to various age groups with the aim of creating diverse spaces for study and education. The facilities of this library include study halls, educational rooms, and collaborative workspaces that allow users to benefit from modern technologies and various informational resources.
Cultural and Educational Targeting
The Farishtan Public Library in Minab, as a cultural center, strives to enhance the public culture of the community by creating a suitable environment for study and learning. This library is recognized as an important reference in the region by creating new opportunities for access to scientific and cultural resources.
Seyyed Abbas Salehi emphasized at the ceremony that the development of cultural and library infrastructures in the country is one of the priorities of the Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance. He also expressed hope that this library could become a hub for the intellectual growth and development of the younger generation.
The inauguration of the Farishtan Public Library in Minab not only enhances access to scientific resources but also provides an opportunity to strengthen social and cultural connections in the local community. Given the diverse facilities and services of this library, it is expected that many citizens will take advantage of this space and become interested in studying and research.
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