Beach Libraries Are Now an Actual Thing in Dubai

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Education and self-improvement have always been what Dubai prides itself or. For instance, in 2016 Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the UAE, announced a law giving all UAE workers the right to read for an hour every day.

 

With summer knocking on our doors, people tend to head to the beach to catch some rays of sun and read their favorite books. You’ll basically be able to do just that and more with this brilliant new initiative.

 

Dubai has just introduced beach libraries. Yup, a library on the freakin’ beach! This is basically every bookworm’s dream come true. The best thing about these libraries is that they won’t cost anyone anything whatsoever, but people are encouraged to donate old books to them.

 

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بلدية دبي ستوفر 6 مكتبات شاطئية جديدة في الحدائق الشاطئية والحدائق الكبرى لتحقيق توجهات القيادة في تعزيز القراءة كأولوية وطنية وحكومية ومتطلب تنموي أساسي، وفي إكساب شواطئ دبي بعدا تعليمياً وثقافياً في الوقت عينه. تم إطلاق 8 مكتبات شاطئية في المرحلة الأولى في كورنيش الممزر وجميرا وأم سقيم. Dubai Municipality will provide 6 new beach libraries in major beach parks, in line with the leadership's directives in establishing reading a government and national priority and a basic need for development. It also enables beaches in Dubai with an educational and cultural perspective at the same time. 8 beach libraries have been launched so far in Al Mamzar Corniche, Jumeirah and Umm Suqeim #beach_libraries #Beach_Library #المكتبة_الشاطئية

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“Dubai Municipality will provide six new beach libraries in major beach parks, in line with the leadership’s directives in establishing reading a government and national priority and a basic need for development. It also enables beaches in Dubai with an educational and cultural perspective at the same time. Eight beach libraries have been launched so far in Al Mamzar Corniche, Jumeirah and Umm Suqeim.”

 

 

WE SAID THIS: Keep it going Dubai!

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