The public library in Aksaray's Ağaçören district was opened by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism within the scope of the 100 new library project on the 100th anniversary of the Republic.
Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism Nadir Alpaslan, in his speech at the opening of the library, said that during the AK Party rule, the largest budget and investments were allocated to education.
Stating that the most important aim of the AK Party government is to raise people who know and read the world, Alpaslan stated that they, as the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, continue their work in this direction.
Alpaslan stated that the Turkey Century will be created with 85 million people without any deficiencies in knowledge and education and said, “In the period we live in, we see that we are experiencing a process in the world where wars, injustices, persecutions, innocent children are unjustly killed and exposed to all kinds of cruelty beyond being killed. "When there is a strong and effective Turkey, there will be a world where peace, not wars, and justice, not oppression, will prevail." said.
Emphasizing that when young people receive good education and acquire successful equipment, the distance to reach the Turkish Century will be shortened, Alpaslan said:
“That's why I especially tell our young people that they should appreciate this and make every effort to raise themselves in the best possible way. As the State of the Republic of Turkey, we will provide this environment by mobilizing every opportunity we can so that young people can access education and equipment. For this purpose, we implemented 100 library projects on the 100th anniversary of the Republic. “We will put 100 libraries at the service of all our youth and children by the end of this year.”
Aksaray Governor Mehmet Ali Kumbuzoğlu, Ağaçören District Governor Naim Akar, Mayor Yaşar Bekleviç, institution directors, students and citizens attended the opening.