King Salman Academy Launches Arabic Language Exhibition in Riyadh
The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language in Riyadh has inaugurated the Arabic Language Exhibition, attended by CEO of the Human Capability Development Program Anas AlMudaifer, alongside experts, academics, and representatives of various organizations.
This exhibition aligns with the goals of Vision 2030 by bolstering the status of the Arabic language and promoting its use in diverse fields.
During the event, the academy's Secretary General Dr. Abdullah Al-Washmi said the exhibition is a vital platform showcasing Arabic in cultural and scientific contexts. It aims to raise awareness and modernize teaching methods for broader engagement, reflecting the Kingdom's dedication to language support and education enhancement.
The exhibition, open during regular hours, offers visitors interactive stations to explore linguistic topics, educational platforms, and specialized training sessions to improve Arabic skills.
Cultural activities also spotlight literary and intellectual experiences, showcasing Arabic as a dynamic language.
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