Papua Education Office encourages people to read in the library

Papua Education Office encourages people to read in the library

The Papua Regional Office of Education, Library and Archives seeks to encourage public interest in reading in libraries in the area, especially in Jayapura City.
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Head of the Papua Regional Education, Library and Archives Service, Christian Sohilait, when confirmed from Makassar on Thursday, said that now the public's interest in reading in the library has declined.
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"The decline in reading interest rates from the public, students and students at the Papua Regional Library in Kotaraja, Abepura, Jayapura City has recently been paying attention," he said.
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To encourage increased interest in reading in the library, he will make a number of breakthroughs, targeting especially millennials, both students and students and the general public.
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The breakthroughs will include repairs and improvements to all libraries in Papua, including Jayapura, both owned by the government and other private institutions.
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"Second, we will bring literature or books that are considered necessary and have never been in the Papua Regional Library," he said. In addition, he said, to collect all existing books and bring books that do not yet exist.
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Thus, said the former Secretary of Lanny Jaya, it will bring people to continue to come and use the library continuously within 24 hours. He said he would change the work system in the area of ​​the regional library, the guard would still ASN but wearing a costume like a flight attendant on an airplane.
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"If this happens it will bring changes to the world of education in Papua, because by reading people can see a change from nothing to being," he said. He said the importance of reading culture in the community in order to achieve a more advanced life.
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"By reading, it will indirectly increase knowledge for us, and for millennials as the next generation in Papua. The benefits of reading are very positive and good for the future, especially for the progress of Papua," he said.