CLEAN : Britain inauguration of the new Library

The transcript features Malala Yousafzai at the opening ceremony of the Library of Birmingham. She expresses gratitude to the city, shares her personal journey of recovery in Birmingham, and emphasizes the importance of education and books in combating terrorism. Malala advocates for global education, highlighting the plight of 57 million children out of school, and calls for action to promote peace and development in countries like Nigeria, Syria, and Somalia. She underscores the significance of libraries as vital to a city's cultural and intellectual life.

Who was the guest of honor at the library opening ceremony in Birmingham?

• Emma Watson

• Greta Thunberg

• Malala Yousafzai

• Nelson Mandela

Why does Malala consider Birmingham special to her?

• It's where she met her best friend

• It's where she survived after being shot

• It's where she started her career

• It's where she completed her education

What does Malala challenge herself to do in Birmingham?

• Learn a new language

• Write a book

• Read thousands of books

• Start a charity

According to Malala, what are the 'weapons' that defeat terrorism?

• Laws and policies

• Speeches and debates

• Guns and bombs

• Pens and books

What global issue does Malala highlight in her speech?

• Children out of school

• Deforestation

• Child labor

• Climate change