The National Library of the Republic of Moldova, located in Chisinau, serves as the primary state library entrusted with the preservation, valorization, and safeguarding of the written cultural heritage. Operating in accordance with UNESCO’s guiding principles for this type of library, it is also a part of the European Digital Library. Its history dates back to 22 August 1832, marking the inauguration of the Governmental Public Library of Basarabia. Today, the National Library stands as one of the most valuable components of the national heritage, housing a treasury of written and printed cultural heritage from the Republic of Moldova. The library opens its collections for research, study, and informational purposes, providing access to all citizens who have reached the age of 14.