创建强大而联合的图书馆,推动信息互通的文明参与型社会的发展——2018国际图联第84届“世界图书馆和信息大会”专家笔谈
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2018年8月24日-8月30日,主题为"图书馆转型,社会转型"的国际图联(IFLA)第84届"世界图书馆和信息大会"(WLIC),在马来西亚吉隆坡隆重召开,超过110个国家的3500余名代表共襄盛举。IFLA主席格洛里亚·佩雷斯·萨尔梅龙认为,"我们是变革的动力,这是我们的职责和机遇,因为图书馆会把社会塑造得更美好、更公平、更强大、更多样"。此次大会最重要的成果之一是《全球愿景报告》的正式发布。IFLA秘书长杰拉德·莱特内认为,"世界上没有其他任何文化、教育和科学组织能够在全世界推行如此包容而民主的进程。IFLA全球愿景报告体现了IFLA的新构想以及一个联合起来的图书馆界的力量和潜能"。此外,IFLA还相继发布《趋势报告2018年新进展》《版权素养和版权教育的声明》等系列文件,受到广泛关注。孙一钢就中国图书馆界积极参与"全球愿景"项目、如何更广泛地参与IFLA事务、提升话语权等问题提出了一些思考和建议。程焕文介绍了历年《IFLA趋势报告》的核心内容,分析了《全球愿景报告》和《世界图书馆地图》对全球图书馆发展的影响,并认为在这个不断变化的时代,图书馆拥有生存和兴旺所需的一切,关键在于我们如何去把握机遇,适应社会的变化。吴建中提出在图书馆事业发展中应促进图书馆主动转型,开展《全球愿景报告》的研究与学习、实现图书馆的包容性发展等建议。张沙丽梳理了中国图书馆界同仁参与IFLA现状,提出积极参与IFLA各个委员会的工作、积极参与IFLA年会和分会场的会议发言、积极向《IFLAJournal》投稿等建设性意见,让国际图联聆听更多的中国声音。
The 84 th IFLA General Conference and Assembly with the theme "Transform Libraries: Transform Societies" was held in Kuala Lumpur of Malaysia from August 24 th to 30 th. Over 3,500 delegates from more than 110 countries attended. IFLA President, Glòria Pérez-Salmerón declared, "We are the motors of change, and we are ready. Ready to move up a gear. It is our duty. And our opportunity. Because societies are better, fairer, stronger and more diverse for being shaped by libraries." One of the most important achievements was the official release of the IFLA Global Vision Report. IFLA Secretary General, Gerald Leitner said, "No other organization in the field of culture, education and science in the world has been able to launch such an inclusive and democratic process worldwide. The IFLA Global Vision Report is the manifestation of the power and opportunities of a united library field." A series of reports such as IFLA's Trend Report and Statement on Copyright Education and Copyright Literacy, were published as well that received a worldwide attention. Sun Yigang put forward his thoughts and suggestions on China's active participation in the Global Vision projects, more active participation in IFLA initiatives, and enhancement of the discourse rights. Cheng Huanwen introduced the core contents of each trend report, and analysed the influence of Global Vision Report and Library Map of the World. He maintained that libraries have everything they need to survive and thrive in this continuously changing world, and that the key to success lies in how we seize the opportunities to adapt to social changes. Wu Jianzhong proposed that libraries should take the initiative to transform, and that we should study the Global Vision Report to achieve the inclusive development of libraries. Zhang Shali sorted out the status quo of Chinese library colleagues' participation in IFLA. She suggested that China should actively participate in the work of IFLA committees, and of IFLA annual conferences and sessions, as well as contributing to the IFLA Journal, making China's voice heard by IFLA.
The 84 th IFLA General Conference and Assembly with the theme "Transform Libraries: Transform Societies" was held in Kuala Lumpur of Malaysia from August 24 th to 30 th. Over 3,500 delegates from more than 110 countries attended. IFLA President, Glòria Pérez-Salmerón declared, "We are the motors of change, and we are ready. Ready to move up a gear. It is our duty. And our opportunity. Because societies are better, fairer, stronger and more diverse for being shaped by libraries." One of the most important achievements was the official release of the IFLA Global Vision Report. IFLA Secretary General, Gerald Leitner said, "No other organization in the field of culture, education and science in the world has been able to launch such an inclusive and democratic process worldwide. The IFLA Global Vision Report is the manifestation of the power and opportunities of a united library field." A series of reports such as IFLA's Trend Report and Statement on Copyright Education and Copyright Literacy, were published as well that received a worldwide attention. Sun Yigang put forward his thoughts and suggestions on China's active participation in the Global Vision projects, more active participation in IFLA initiatives, and enhancement of the discourse rights. Cheng Huanwen introduced the core contents of each trend report, and analysed the influence of Global Vision Report and Library Map of the World. He maintained that libraries have everything they need to survive and thrive in this continuously changing world, and that the key to success lies in how we seize the opportunities to adapt to social changes. Wu Jianzhong proposed that libraries should take the initiative to transform, and that we should study the Global Vision Report to achieve the inclusive development of libraries. Zhang Shali sorted out the status quo of Chinese library colleagues' participation in IFLA. She suggested that China should actively participate in the work of IFLA committees, and of IFLA annual conferences and sessions, as well as contributing to the IFLA Journal, making China's voice heard by IFLA.
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