Central Libraries in Ukraine Receive Copies of Leyli and Majnun

The copies of the book Leyli and Majnun in Ukrainian to celebrate the 800th birth anniversary of Azerbaijan’s great poet Nizami Ganjavi have been distributed among libraries listed below
1. Library of the Ukrainian Book Institute under the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy
2. Library at the National Museum of Ukrainian Literature
3. Library of National Writers' Union of Ukraine
4. Library of the Ukrainian Language Institute of the Ukraine National Academy of Sciences
5. Vernadsky National Library of the Ukraine National Academy of Sciences
6. Library of the Institute of Oriental Studies of the Ukraine National Academy of Sciences
7. The National Parliamentary Library of Ukraine
8. Scientific Library at the Taras Shevchenko National University in Kyiv
9. Library of Kyiv National Linguistic University
10. Library of the National Ukrainian Academy of Arts
11. Library of Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts
12. Library of V.I. Vernadsky Taurida National University
13. Lesya Ukrainka Central City Library in Kyiv
14. A.S. Pushkin Central Library in Kyiv
15. N.V.Gogol Central Library in Kyiv
16. O. Oljich Universal Academic Library
17. Library of the V. Karazin Kharkiv National University
18. Zhytomir V. Zemlyak Central City Library
19. Zhytomir Literature Museum Library
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