The mobile library of the Qeshm Intellectual Development Center for Children and Adolescents is in a long and challenging wait. The center's director has expressed hope for the launch of this mobile library and speaks of the urgent need for a minibus to access the island's villages. This project, designed to improve culture and increase access to books and cultural activities for children and adolescents in the villages, is currently suspended due to the lack of transportation.
Challenges in Accessing Books and Culture
In recent years, with the increasing distance between urban and rural areas, access to cultural resources and books has become a major challenge. Children and adolescents in the villages of Qeshm Island have been deprived of this important blessing due to the lack of permanent libraries and sufficient cultural resources. The Qeshm Intellectual Development Center, as the custodian of this issue, is striving to fill this gap by launching a mobile library.
Considering that Qeshm is one of the southern islands of the country with very high cultural and tourism potentials, the need to expand cultural activities in this area is clearly felt. The director of the Intellectual Development Center emphasizes that the launch of the mobile library can not only help increase the literacy and culture of the community but also foster creativity and social skills in children.
Providing a Minibus; The Key to Project Success
Despite careful planning and multiple meetings, securing a minibus is considered one of the main obstacles in the path of realizing this project. This minibus is intended to serve as a means of transporting books and cultural equipment to the villages and is essentially a vital link for connecting children and adolescents with the world of books and culture.
The director of the Qeshm Intellectual Development Center expresses hope that, with the cooperation of local officials and relevant organizations, this issue will be resolved as soon as possible and the mobile library will be launched soon. He also points out the importance of cultural development at a young age and believes that investing in this area can gradually lead to positive changes in society.
Ultimately, it is expected that with the provision of the minibus and the launch of the mobile library, Qeshm will emerge as a model in the field of culture and reading in the country. This project will not only help increase literacy levels on the island but will also contribute to the institutionalization of a reading culture among future generations.
