activities were: “Library Support Programme”, a voluntary training by other adults and donations to modern school libraries which were recently created, “Books on the Radio”, “Television Show: Game Show-” Know your World”, “ Monthly Drama performances”, “The walking Book”, “Ken Saro-Wiwa ‘Writer-Martyr Memorial Square’”, “Introduction of a writers’ residency program”, “Possibilities for Nigeria-Essay Contest as Nigeria turns 100”, “Integration into existing state events”, etc. Incheon 2015 Theme:“Books for all” “Read and Discover Yourself” During the designated year, the public and private sectors in Incheon, South Korea, organised projects under the slogans “Books for All” and “Read and Discover Yourself”. A total number of 45 projects were organised in 6 different domains: 1. Reading Culture in Daily Life 2. Invigorating the Publishing Industry 3. Renaissance of Humanities in Incheon 4. A City that Communicates Through Books 5. Commemorative Projects 6. Special Events Large scale events, such as the Korea Reading Festival and the Korean Library Association’s General Conference, were organised and were met with extensive participation. The Incheon EduContent Fair introduced a place where education met with digital technology. It constituted a platform for global information sharing on the latest trends in related industries. This fair also presented the future of education with state-of-the-art technologies such as Smart Class and Hologram Class. Local libraries provided reading resources for different social groups, age groups, the less privileged. Events were held aimed to reignite interest in the humanities. People and companies supported the local libraries through book donations and voluntary work. According to the National Survey of Reading Habits, conducted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism the number of books read by Incheon citizens in 2015 increased by around 47%. Wroclaw 2016 Theme: Read to me Wroclaw The Polish city of Wroclaw is the first city to be awarded both the World Book Capital and European Capital of Culture titles in the same year. With the slogan "Read to me Wrocław", Wroclaw planned various cultural activities for participants of all ages. During the World Book and Copyright Day, on April 23, the event “European Literature Night” took place, which launched a special edition due to World Book Capital celebrations with a focus on William Shakespeare. Excerpts from his works were read and interpreted in places all around the city by renown Polish actors, like: Ewa Skibińska, Magdalena Cielecka, Jan Nowicki, Arkadiusz Jakubik and Bartosz Porczyk. The Polish city of Wroclaw also