Efforts are underway to digitize Türkiye's National Library's vast collection, totaling 20 million pages of resources, with plans to extend accessibility beyond Ankara, announced Taner Beyoğlu, general director of Libraries and Publications at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.

Speaking to Anadolu Agency (AA) in commemoration of the 60th Türkiye Libraries Week, Beyoğlu highlighted the National Library's 74-year legacy as a cornerstone of Ankara's cultural landscape, serving as a hub for researchers and scholars. He emphasized the institution's commitment to enhancing accessibility through accelerated digitalization initiatives.

The move aims to make the library's extensive resources accessible to individuals beyond Ankara, fostering greater engagement with its diverse collection. As part of ongoing efforts, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism is spearheading the digitalization drive, reflecting its dedication to preserving and promoting Türkiye's rich cultural heritage.

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