KSGAAL Delegation Engages With Saudi Arabic Studies Centre In Azerbaijan To Promote Language Education

A delegation from the King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language (KSGAAL) has embarked on a visit to its affiliated Arabic studies centre in Azerbaijan. This initiative is part of the academy's ongoing efforts to promote the Arabic language globally and strengthen its role in international education. The visit, which will continue until February 6, aims to enhance cultural and knowledge exchange.

The agenda includes reviewing past activities at the centre and discussing future plans. Key topics include developing programs for non-native speakers, updating curricula, and launching new projects to improve teaching methods. These discussions aim to address challenges in Arabic language education and explore innovative solutions tailored to learners' needs.

The visit also focuses on leveraging KSGAAL’s educational platforms and channels. A ceremony will be held to honour students who excelled in a poetry competition organised by the centre earlier. Additionally, a training course will be conducted to equip learners with essential linguistic skills, enhancing their proficiency levels.

During this visit, a translated version of "100 Questions About the Arabic Language" will be released in Azerbaijani. This book aims to provide valuable insights into the language for Azerbaijani speakers. The translation is part of KSGAAL's broader mission to make Arabic accessible and engaging for diverse audiences worldwide.

KSGAAL secretary-general Abdullah Al-Washmi emphasised that this visit reflects the academy's dedication to supporting global initiatives promoting the Arabic language. "This aligns with our leadership role in enhancing language education worldwide," he stated, highlighting the academy's commitment to developing effective learning tools based on scientific methods.

The academy's efforts align with national objectives that seek to foster cultural and humanitarian communication with countries around the globe. By promoting Arabic language education internationally, KSGAAL aims to build bridges between cultures and enhance mutual understanding through language.

With inputs from SPA