Third mobile library opens in Ouled Salah
A truck carrying two thousand books will serve seven villages each week, bringing reading closer to rural children.
1 min readBy Salma El Haddad

The association opened its third mobile library on Saturday morning in the commune of Ouled Salah, attended by local authorities and parent-teacher associations.
Seven villages every week
The truck will serve seven villages on a fixed weekly schedule, carrying two thousand titles in Arabic, French and Amazigh, plus a digital corner with ten tablets.
When the book cannot reach the child, it is up to us to travel the distance.
More than lending
The programme goes beyond lending: two facilitators run read-aloud and creative-writing workshops for six- to fourteen-year-olds, two sessions at every stop.
The project is part of the association’s education programme, which has already reached more than three thousand pupils.

