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Bahrain's history in promoting knowledge and libraries dates back to the late 19th century. Missionary missions established a large library in 1894, which evolved over time. The National Library was founded in 1913, and the first public library was opened in 1946. Libraries transitioned from commercial to national institutions, and libraries for children were established, along with efforts to empower women in the library sector. There has been a continuous focus on digital transformation, with over 70% of Bahraini books converted into electronic copies. The country stands out as one of the first in the region to develop the cultural publishing and library sector.
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