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REPORTS World Library and Information Congress, Milan, 2009 World Library and Information Congress, Milan, 2009: Opening Address by the President of the Italian Library Association Mauro Guerrini Minister of Culture, Mayor of Milan, President of Province of Milan, President of Lombardy Region, Madam President, dear Claudia Lux, Delegates and friends: Italy’s librarians are very proud to welcome you all to the 75th IFLA General Conference and Assembly in Milan. For the fourth time Italy has the honour of hosting the IFLA Conference. We can say that IFLA was born in Italy 80 years ago: in fact, on the occasion of the fi rst World Congress of Librarianship and Bibliography, opened in Rome in June 1929, with about 1300 delegates from 40 countries, the new name of a newborn Mauro Guerrini I FLA association was proposed: the ‘International Federation of Library Associations’. The second IFLA meeting in Italy was held in 1951, and the third one in 1964, again in Rome. The establishment of IFLA has been a milestone in making our profession truly international. The history of the IFLA General Conferences can indeed be considered a success story, which is clearly confi rmed by the fact that about 3,500 librarians and information professionals from 180 countries have come together here in Milan. As you know, Italy has different typologies of libraries for different kinds of users. Italian libraries have a long history. In recent years, Italy has been extremely active in funding restorations of historic buildings, in investing in new libraries and in information technology, and in establishing a national library network (SBN). At the same time, Italian librarians have experienced considerable professional improvement, thanks to the spread of library science in university courses, the professional training by the Italian Library Association (AIB) and by public and private agencies, the growth of LIS periodicals, and the participation of an increasing number of librarians in the international scientifi c debate. The title of this IFLA Conference is ‘Libraries create Futures: Building on Cultural Heritage’. Libraries must keep a balance between past and present. The advent of digital information, especially of the Internet, as a common denominator in modern society have led to a radically different quality of information and communication. How must we react to this development, as librarians? Major issues – apart from the well-known systematic collecting, cataloguing, archiving of our heritage, and reading promotion – include Copyright © 2009 Author. IFLA Journal 35(4): 359–360. ISSN: 0340-0352. DOI: 10.1177/0340035209352437 359
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