Exhibitions and History
The National Center for Manuscripts and Rare Books in Astana is an institution established in 2017, dedicated to the preservation, study, restoration, and popularization of manuscripts and rare books. It houses valuable exhibits in Arabic, Persian, and Turkic languages; a reading room is available; exhibitions and scientific publications are held.
History
The National Center for Manuscripts and Rare Books, Astana
The National Center for Manuscripts and Rare Books is a unique scientific and cultural institution established in 2017 with the aim of preserving, restoring, researching, and popularizing ancient manuscripts and rare printed editions. The center is located in Astana in a modern building equipped with the latest technology for the restoration and digitization of cultural heritage. The center's collection includes valuable manuscripts in Arabic, Persian, Turkic, and other languages, as well as rare books and publications, many of which hold exceptional historical, cultural, and scientific significance. Through digitization, research projects, and collaboration with foreign libraries and archives, the center not only preserves the past but also makes it accessible to scholars and the general public.
