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Bulgaria is 21st in the Ranking for Reading Books in the EU

About 20 percent of adult Bulgarians (or almost every fifth Bulgarian) and 30 percent of Bulgarian women (every third) have read at least 5 or more books last year, according to Eurostat's analysis of Europeans' cultural habits and in particular reading books. By this indicator, Bulgaria ranks 21st in the EU-28, with an average of 42% reading women and 30% men.

Teachers' Salaries Go Up 25% in 2018

he salaries of the school teachers in Bulgaria are going up by 15% by the end of 2017 and by another 20 or 25% by the end of 2017. Also the schools' facilities will be upgraded and renovated according to the latest standards in education," said Menda Stoyanova, Parliamentary Budget Committee Chairperson.

'LibraryBus' Starts Working from Tomorrow in Sofia

Sofia Library launches campaign "Books Come to You" with the mobile library "Bibliobus" (LibraryBus), the Press Center of Sofia Municipality announced, quoted by Investor.bg.

In recent years, the Metropolitan Library has opened new spaces of knowledge and information in the cultural infrastructure of Sofia, attracting young readers.

How much are we engaged in arts events?

The Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) has issued the "Public Engagement in the Arts" report, a study to be taken into consideration as it scrutinizes the connection between art and institutions, civil society organizations and individuals. 

When we review the situation through figures, we would come up with quite unpleasant findings. 

Ceiling of Bulgaria's National Library Collapses

Heavy snow was the reason for the collapse of the ceiling of the National Library St. St. Cyril and Methodius, reported BGNES.

Due to the weight of the snow, the glass ceiling of the library collapsed in one of the reading halls, known as reading hall 3.

The incident occurred about 17:00 hrs on Friday and one person was injured.

Bulgaria's Cultural Sector Workers to Protest Against Insufficient Funding

Workers at museums, galleries and municipal libraries will stage protests across Bulgaria on Tuesday against the insufficient funding allocated to the cultural sector.

They will protest against the systematic underfunding of the cultural heritage and the inadequate remuneration of employees in the cultural sector.

24h Library Opens in Downtown Sofia

A literary club offering a reading room opened in the center of Bulgaria's capital Sofia on Wednesday, after having been on demand for years.

Peroto ("The Feather"), a library and a bookshop at the same time, is to offer readers the newest titles, Miroslav Borshosh, the Director of the National Palace of Culture where it is based, told guests at the opening ceremony.

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