Bibliotheca Alexandrina

Overview

The Bibliotheca Alexandrina is a renowned library and cultural center in Alexandria, Egypt, built as a modern revival of the ancient Library of Alexandria, one of the most significant libraries of the ancient world. Officially inaugurated in 2002, the library serves as a hub for knowledge, research, and cultural exchange. It houses millions of books, including rare manuscripts, and features specialized libraries, museums, art galleries, a planetarium, and research centers dedicated to science, technology, and humanities. The Bibliotheca Alexandrina also promotes digital preservation, offering extensive online resources and international collaborations. As a symbol of Egypt’s intellectual and cultural heritage, it plays a vital role in fostering education, innovation, and intercultural dialogue globally.

Category:
Arab Organization
Sectors of Interest:
Arts and Culture, Education
Subsectors of Interest:
Education research , Arts and culture for development, Scholarships, E-learning
Country of Coverage:
Egypt
Headquarters:
Egypt