The National Library is a government-funded institution that collects, preserves, and provides access to a vast array of books, manuscripts, and other materials. Its primary purpose is to serve as a repository of the nation's literary and cultural heritage, ensuring that important works are available for future generations. In addition to housing collections, the National Library often offers various services, such as reading rooms, research assistance, and educational programs. It may also host events, exhibitions, and workshops to promote literacy and encourage public engagement with literature and information resources.