National library

A national library is a significant institution in a country that collects, preserves, and provides access to a vast array of written, printed, and digital materials. It typically includes books, manuscripts, maps, and other resources that reflect the nation’s culture, history, and knowledge. National libraries often serve as archival repositories, ensuring that important documents are preserved for future generations. They also support research and education by providing resources to the public, researchers, and government institutions, and may offer programs and services that promote literacy and learning across the nation.