Don’t Miss Out: Live Stream of the Opening Ceremony

Don’t miss the Opening Ceremony live on YouTube!
Korean Libraries on the Library Map of the World

Before the Congress starts next week, take a deep dive into IFLA’s Library Map of the World, and learn more about how Korean libraries operate and the legislation underpinning their work.
Download the IFLA WLIC 2026 App

The WLIC 2026 app is now available to download on your smart device!
Cultural Evening: Don’t miss your chance to experience the culture and flavours of Korea!

Join fellow WLIC delegates from more than 100 countries for a fascinating evening of K-culture, performances and local food!
A World of Flavour: WLIC 2026 flash mob announced

Organised by the IFLA New Professionals Special Interest Group (NPSIG), this year’s WLIC flash mob is all about food! Food has the power to tell stories, preserve traditions, and bring communities together. Join us for a unique cultural celebration where participants will read aloud recipes from different countries and cultures, highlighting the rich diversity of our […]
7 tips to get the most out of IFLA WLIC 2026

Attending WLIC2026 in Busan this August? We have compiled some helpful tips and considerations for you in this video.
Well-being Activities: Energise Before the Conference

As part of this year’s congress, we are offering a range of well-being activities, which will take place each morning.
“Knowledge for life”: Inside Korea’s library evolution

Written by Vice President of the Korean Library Association Jee Yeon Lee, “Knowledge for life: The evolution of Korea’s library ecosystem” takes us on a journey from pre-modern documentary culture to contemporary frameworks.
Beyond the Congress: Exploring Satellite Meetings at WLIC 2026

Parallel to WLIC 2026, IFLA Professional Units have organized a series of Satellite Meetings across Busan and Seoul. Find out more about these focused discussions on very topical issues.
Explore Busan: Libraries as Urban Sanctuaries

In this article, we explore Busan’s libraries as urban sanctuaries inspired by the city’s most distinctive features, offering spaces that locals and WLIC visitors can enjoy this August.