The Presidential Library has recently expanded its collection with a selection of new publications covering a broad spectrum of academic and cultural disciplines, including literature, philosophy, psychology, art, history, politics, economics, architecture and cultural studies.

The newly acquired books include literary works by renowned international authors, alongside publications exploring the lives and creative legacies of prominent writers and artists. The collection has also been enriched with research on art history and music. Publications on philosophy, psychology and psychoanalysis offer a variety of perspectives on human consciousness, intellectual development, the inner world and behavioural patterns.

Particular attention is given to the mythology and cultural traditions of ancient civilizations and different peoples. The new acquisitions include works examining Greek, Norse, Japanese and Southeast Asian mythological traditions, Sumerian mythology, as well as a range of mythological figures, narratives and beliefs.

The historical and socio-political publications address a number of significant issues, including terrorism, international relations, transformations in the global order, the historical development of individual countries and the contributions of prominent political figures. Other titles explore economic issues, the oil industry, educational systems, architectural heritage and urban culture.

The incorporation of these publications represents a further step in diversifying and strengthening the Presidential Library’s collection. It also enhances the opportunities available to readers and researchers seeking comprehensive resources on world literature, philosophical traditions, historical developments and the cultural heritage of different civilizations.