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Commercial reading libraries are witnessing a great demand by students and researchers, in light of the continuous power cuts for more than 6 hours a day in most neighborhoods and regions. KhartoumThe long closure of universities and the lack of fully equipped libraries in most of them.
Spread this kind of Libraries Remarkably recently, their number reached more than 150 libraries in the capital alone, which hosts 80 percent of public and private universities and colleges, totaling about 124 across the country.
Because of the relatively low operating costs, these libraries generate reasonable and stable profits unlike other investments that are highly affected by the fluctuations of the markets and the local currency, and are also attracting increasing numbers of students due to their proximity to residential complexes.
Nahla Awad, who runs one of those libraries north of Khartoum, told "Sky News Arabia"The idea of entering this investment came after noticing the apparent lack of well-prepared halls to meet the needs of students and researchers.
Nahla points out that "The state’s lack of interest over the past years in establishing and preparing public libraries has boosted private sector investments".
Graduate student Nahla Hashem, who studies medicine specializing in obstetrics and gynecology, confirms that she has found what she needs in private libraries, where she can sit for long hours without being obsessed with interruption. electric currentwhere backup generators are available to compensate for the continuous power outages that often affect universities and residential neighborhoods.
Expected to close "Sky News Arabia"that "Many libraries provide the electronic search service that students need, especially researchers in the field of graduate studies, a feature that is not available in most universities.
Nahla Hashem believes that "The fees in these libraries are reasonable and often do not need to bear the costs of transportation, because they are often close to residential neighborhoods".
In the same context, Qusay Tariq, a student at the University of Sudan For science and technology, there are many advantages that commercial libraries enjoy, including: "The calm that is not available at home or in the university library, which is always tied to specific times, unlike commercial libraries that provide flexibility in choosing the time"according to him.
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Commercial reading libraries are witnessing a great demand by students and researchers, in light of the continuous power cuts for more than 6 hours a day in most neighborhoods and regions. KhartoumThe long closure of universities and the lack of fully equipped libraries in most of them.
Spread this kind of Libraries Remarkably recently, their number reached more than 150 libraries in the capital alone, which hosts 80 percent of public and private universities and colleges, totaling about 124 across the country.
Because of the relatively low operating costs, these libraries generate reasonable and stable profits unlike other investments that are highly affected by the fluctuations of the markets and the local currency, and are also attracting increasing numbers of students due to their proximity to residential complexes.
Nahla Awad, who runs one of those libraries north of Khartoum, told Sky News Arabia that the idea of her entering this investment came after noticing the apparent lack of halls well prepared to meet the needs of students and researchers.
Nahla points out that “the state’s lack of interest during the past years in establishing and preparing public libraries has boosted private sector investments.”
Graduate student Nahla Hashem, who studies medicine specializing in obstetrics and gynecology, confirms that she has found what she needs in private libraries, where she can sit for long hours without being obsessed with interruption. electric currentwhere backup generators are available to compensate for the continuous power outages that often affect universities and residential neighborhoods.
She added to “Sky News Arabia”, that “many libraries provide the electronic search service that students need, especially researchers in the field of graduate studies, a feature that is not available in most universities.
Nahla Hashem believes that “the fees in these libraries are reasonable and often do not need to bear transportation costs, because they are often close to residential neighborhoods.”
In the same context, Qusay Tariq, a student at the University of Sudan For science and technology, there are many advantages that commercial libraries enjoy, including “the calm that is not available at home or in the university library, which is always tied to specific times, unlike commercial libraries that provide flexibility in choosing the time,” according to his opinion.