Thoma Turtulli Children’s Library transformed into modern space in Korça

TIRANA, August 28 – Prime Minister Edi Rama shared images of the Thoma Turtulli Children’s Library in Korça on social media this morning. The library has been transformed into a modern space for children.

In his Facebook post, Rama highlighted the renovated facilities and the spaces created for reading, learning and creativity. He said the library had undergone a complete transformation to provide children with a modern environment for these activities.

The Thoma Turtulli Library is one of Korça’s cultural spaces. Its renovation aims to provide children with better conditions for reading, education and creative activities.

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