King Salman Academy Launches Arabic Language Month program in Spain
As part of the Academy's scientific programs on teaching the Arabic language, the new program seeks to strengthen the academic and educational cooperation between Saudi Arabia and international educational institutions and universities.
In partnership with several Spanish universities and academic institutions, the program features an accompanying introductory exhibition and a vast array of educational and training events and activities.
Furthermore, the program involves scientific seminars, advanced courses in teaching skills, linguistic proficiency tests, and student competitions.
Through the participation of professors, researchers, and specialists in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers, the program's initial activities will take place at the Arab House Institute in Madrid.
By launching this initiative, the academy aims to boost the presence of Arabic language in the Spanish academic institutions, according to the Academy's Secretary-General, Dr. Abdullah bin Saleh Al-Washmi.
Al-Washmi also stated that the initiative highlights the Kingdom's pivotal efforts in serving the Arabic language and achieving the goals of the Saudi Vision 2030.
This remarkable milestone follows successful programs in Uzbekistan, Indonesia, China, India, France, Brazil, Thailand, and Malaysia.
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