BRICS+ Association of Cities and
Municipalities
BRICS+ Library
A digital library that unites the cultural wealth and knowledge of BRICS countries for collective development
BRICS+ Association of Cities and
Municipalities
The «BRICS+ Library» project unites both traditional literary heritage and contemporary achievements of the participating cities and municipalities
This is an important initiative of the BRICS+ Association of Cities and Municipalities, established in 2024 to strengthen cultural and educational ties between the cities and regions of participating countries. As part of the project, each participant can present their national book, which includes key works by local authors that reflect cultural, social, and historical characteristics.
Key Areas of Activity
01
Preservation of Heritage
Promotion of works that reflect the richness and diversity of cultural traditions and histories.
02
Strengthening Cooperation
Development of partnerships between educational institutions, libraries, and cultural centers of cities.
03
Support for Authors
Creating a platform to promote emerging and outstanding literary authors from cities and municipalities.
04
Accessibility of Knowledge
Ensuring free and equal access to educational and cultural resources for all residents of the cities and municipalities of the Association.
How the Project Works
Collection of Materials
Participating countries provide key works by local authors that reflect the cultural, social, and historical aspects of their society.
Digitization and Translation
Materials are processed and translated into the languages of BRICS+ countries to ensure broad accessibility.
Study of Materials
Users can explore the library, study materials, and participate in educational programs and discussions.
International Events
The Association organizes seminars, lectures, and online webinars for the exchange of experiences between countries.
Support and Participation
BRICS+ Association of Cities and Municipalities actively supports the project, engaging both public and private organizations. We encourage all interested parties — from students to researchers — to actively participate in studying and promoting materials that reflect the richness and diversity of cultural traditions and histories.
