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Latvijas Nacionālā bibliotēka / National Library of Latvia

The document summarizes UNESCO's involvement in supporting the National Library of Latvia project from 1998-1999. It discusses key events such as the Director General's visit to Latvia in 1998, the Latvian President's visit to UNESCO where they decided to endorse the project, and an experts meeting in 1999. It concludes with the General Conference in 1999 unanimously passing a resolution calling on members to support the implementation of the National Library of Latvia project.

UNESCO – The National Library of Latvia Project Partner March 18, 2010

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