Education
Public Libraries Empowering Minds

Mohamed Osman Yassein's vision for building public libraries highlights his commitment to education and knowledge-sharing.

Mohamed Osman Yassein was an avid reader who frequently lamented the lack of public libraries in his hometown, Khartoum, Sudan, and across the country. His unwavering dedication to establishing the first public library—named in honor of his father, Sheikh Osman Yassein, a pioneering educator, reflected his deep commitment to education and knowledge-sharing. Though he was granted a piece of land in Khartoum North to build the library, he sadly passed away before realizing his dream.

He envisioned libraries as pivotal spaces for communal learning, granting free and open access to books, resources, and information for people from all backgrounds. Through his efforts, Yassein sought to bridge the gaps in education, empower individuals, and instill a culture of intellectual curiosity and lifelong learning. His legacy underscores the transformative role of accessible knowledge in nurturing informed and flourishing societies.
Our mission to honor and extend Yassein's vision is truly inspiring. By establishing public libraries, building schools, and donating essential school supplies to underserved communities in Sudan and other parts of the world, we are actively working to eliminate educational barriers. These efforts are not only a tribute to Yassein’s legacy but also a powerful step toward creating equitable opportunities and bringing meaningful, lasting change to countless lives. We understand the importance of new ideas in shaping the project's success.

We would like to invite people to contribute to this project in various ways If you feel you have new ideas for this project, or if you want to help, volunteer or become a member of this project you can either become a member of this group on this website Projects Group page or email us at info@mohamedosmanyassein.org