Президентська бібліотека Республіки Білорусь, Specialized scientific library in Minsk, Belarus.

The Presidential Library of the Republic of Belarus occupies part of the Government House on Independence Square in Minsk, a building completed in 1933. It is a specialized scientific library for state administration, law, economics and parliamentarism, holding over 1.5 million items, including rare books from the Radziwill Nesvizh collection and the Russian Turgenev Library in Paris.

The library was established on December 10, 1933, and became a central repository for state and administrative documents. Over time it expanded its collections to include various historical archives and materials.

The library's rare-book collection holds part of the Nesvizh ordination of the Radziwiłł family, alongside books from the Russian Turgenev Library in Paris and private collections of Belarusian statesmen and scholars. In 2000 the bibliophile Ales Barkovsky donated about 300 editions of the Belarusian diaspora, a named collection kept today.

Visitors can access collections either in person or digitally, with the facility offering modern reading rooms and electronic platforms for research. The library serves primarily scholars and researchers working with administrative documents and historical materials.

The library holds part of the Radziwiłł Nesvizh ordination collections and books from the Russian Turgenev Library in Paris. In 2000 bibliophile Ales Barkovsky donated about 300 editions of the Belarusian diaspora, now kept among its rare and valuable documents.