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Al-Hussein Bin Talal University opens the "Jordanian Family Library" exhibition

Al-Hussein Bin Talal University opens the "Jordanian Family Library" exhibition

Al-Hussein Bin Talal University President, Dr. Atef Al-Kharabsheh, opened the activities of the "Jordanian Family Library" exhibition today, Sunday, under the slogan: "Reading for All," organized jointly by the Prince Al-Hussein bin Abdullah II Library and the Ma'an Governorate Culture Directorate of the Ministry of Culture.

The exhibition features a diverse collection of books and works covering multiple fields of knowledge and culture, including literature, culture, religious sciences, novels, and children's stories, available at nominal prices affordable to everyone, with the aim of encouraging reading, promoting the culture of book ownership, and spreading cognitive awareness among members of society.

Al-Kharabsheh emphasized the importance of instilling a culture of reading among students and investing their time in reading and learning, due to its role in broadening their horizons, developing their knowledge, and building a conscious intellect capable of facing challenges.

For his part, the Director of the Culture Directorate, Dr. Yousef Al-Shammari, emphasized the importance of reading in developing societies and elevating the awareness of their members, directing his advice to the university students with one word: "Read," and praising the continuous cooperation between the Ministry of Culture and Al-Hussein Bin Talal University in supporting cultural activities and enhancing their presence in Ma'an Governorate.

The exhibition welcomes its visitors for 5 days, starting today until next Thursday, from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, in the university library foyer, where books are available at nominal prices that encourage various segments of society to acquire them.

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