Lahore schools to get mobile libraries under ‘Libraries on Wheels’ project
The project aims to promote reading habits and digital education by bringing books and learning tools directly to students through mobile library vehicles. Officials say the plan will help modernize school learning and make education more accessible.
According to details, the initiative will cost around Rs198,000,000 and is part of efforts to strengthen public education.
The system is also being described as part of wider mobile libraries Pakistan programs designed to support students in different regions.
Under the plan, 85 electric vehicles will be converted into mobile libraries. Each vehicle will include 20 tablets and a large LED screen to support interactive and digital learning activities for students in schools.
Officials confirmed that every mobile unit will visit one government school daily according to a fixed schedule. The aim is to ensure that students regularly benefit from both books and digital learning resources.
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The project also highlights growing efforts under Libraries on Wheels Lahore to improve literacy levels and encourage reading culture among children in public schools.
Education authorities said these vehicles will be charged at designated charging points set up within schools, ensuring smooth daily operations.
Chief Executive Officer Tariq Mahmood said the initiative will combine traditional books with modern technology. He added that mobile libraries Pakistan will help bridge the gap between students and quality learning resources.
The project is expected to improve educational standards in government schools and provide equal learning opportunities for students who lack access to libraries.
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Officials believe Libraries on Wheels Lahore could become a model for similar programs in other cities if the initiative proves successful.
