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Broadcast Pro
3 days ago
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- Broadcast Pro
KSGAAL plans next phase of Arabic children's series
This cultural initiative aims to strengthen children's connection to the Arabic language through engaging and innovative content. The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language (KSGAAL) has hosted a panel discussion on the second phase of its Arabic children's series, a cultural initiative aimed at deepening young readers' engagement with the Arabic language. The event brought together authors, editors, illustrators and language enthusiasts to exchange ideas on advancing the project's educational and creative impact. KSGAAL Secretary-General Dr Abdullah Al-Washmi emphasised that the series seeks to strengthen children's connection to their language, enrich both linguistic and cultural content, and align with modern educational and visual storytelling trends. Reviewing the first phase, participants assessed its achievements and challenges, while proposing strategies to improve linguistic quality and educational value in the next stage. Key recommendations included focusing on reinforcing children's identity and pride in Arabic, expanding the target audience to younger children aged four–six with rhythmic, engaging content and to teenagers aged 13–15 with stories combining adventure and knowledge. The panel also urged a broader range of topics, from science, technology and history to arts and science fiction, all presented within interactive and immersive narratives. To enhance engagement, participants suggested developing digital formats with augmented reality features and integrating artificial intelligence to tailor reading experiences to individual interests. They also called for partnerships with schools, libraries and cultural centres, alongside adapting select stories into visual productions or theatrical performances. The discussion underscored KSGAAL's commitment to evolving the series into a dynamic, culturally resonant resource that not only entertains but also fosters a lasting appreciation for the Arabic language among new generations.
Saudi Gazette
18-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Saudi Gazette
Saudi pavilion inaugurated at 2025 Beijing International Book Fair
Saudi Gazette report BEIJING — Saudi Arabia inaugurated its pavilion at the 2025 Beijing International Book Fair, which kicked off at the China National Convention and Exhibition Center on Wednesday. The pavilion is arranged by the Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission, with the participation of several cultural and national entities. The five-day fair is part of the 2025 Saudi-Chinese Cultural Year, reflecting the strength of bilateral relations built on decades of enduring friendship and continuous cooperation and embodying both nations' aspirations to enhance cultural and intellectual exchange between their peoples. The Saudi pavilion features prominent cultural entities led by the Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission, along with the King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language, King Abdulaziz Public Library, King Fahd National Library, the Prince Muhammad bin Salman Award for Cultural Cooperation between Saudi Arabia and China, the Translation Association, the Publishing Association, and the Nashir publishing and distribution company. These participants present a collaborative platform that highlights the richness of Saudi culture and boosts its global presence. During the exhibition, the pavilion presents a diverse literary and cultural program that reflects the growing momentum of the Saudi cultural scene, showcasing the country's evolving creative and intellectual landscape. It also enhances the Kingdom's presence on the global publishing map and offers visitors insight into Saudi Arabia's experience in content development and talent empowerment. The pavilion embodies the spirit of cultural dialogue and openness, making the exhibition a key international platform to showcase Saudi efforts and initiatives in the book industry and its tools while deepening literary and cultural relations with intellectual figures and global publishing houses. The cultural program will include seminars, literary gatherings, and dialogue sessions that highlight cultural exchange between Saudi Arabia and China, aiming to build long-term partnerships in literature, publishing, and translation. The goal is to strengthen the global presence of Saudi literature and open pathways for Arabic content in the Chinese market.
Leaders
13-05-2025
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- Leaders
King Salman Academy Launches Arabic Language Exhibition in Riyadh
The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language in Riyadh has launched the Arabic Language Exhibition to boost the status of Arabic Language, according to the Saudi Press Agency. The exhibition has brought together CEO of Human Capability Development Program Anas AlMudaifer, alongside specialists, academics, and representatives of several organizations. The event stands as a testament to the Kingdom's efforts to support the Arabic language, promote its teaching methods, and foster its presence in scientific and academic spheres. Furthermore, it seeks to highlight the history and evolution of the language and its outstanding contributions in science and arts. Through an engaging approach, the exhibition seeks to provide visitors with a comprehensive educational experience combining both authenticity and modernity. There, visitors can explore numerous linguistic issues, interact with modern educational platforms, and take part in specialized training sessions. These sessions focus on developing the skills of Arabic learners and enhancing teaching methods. Apart from this, the event also features several cultural events showcasing literary and intellectual experiences, designed to present the Arabic language as a renewed language capable of keeping pace with cognitive developments. Related Topics: King Salman Academy Collaborates with Indiana University on Teaching Arabic World Celebrates Arabic Language Day King Salman Academy Launches Arabic Language Month program in Spain Short link : Post Views: 46
Asharq Al-Awsat
04-05-2025
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- Asharq Al-Awsat
King Salman Arabic Academy Launches Harf Arabic Language Competition
The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language launched the third edition of the Harf competition for non-Arabic-speaking students, an initiative aimed at promoting the use of Arabic among non-native speakers in cooperation with universities, institutes, and educational centers across the Kingdom, with entries accepted until May 31. The Harf competition is designed to highlight the beauty of the Arabic language and motivate learners to use it in various cognitive and practical contexts that enhance linguistic competence and confidence in expression. The competition targets three main categories: the primary category for high school students, the intermediate category for undergraduate students, and the advanced category for graduate students.
Arab News
03-05-2025
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- Arab News
Saudi academy concludes Arabic program in Spain
RIYADH: The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language has concluded its Arabic Language Month program in Spain, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Held throughout April, the initiative is part of the academy's global project to support Arabic education for non-native speakers and promote collaboration with international academic and cultural institutions. The program included a range of educational and cultural events across Spanish cities such as Madrid, Granada and Cordoba. Activities featured an exhibition, seminars, training courses, language proficiency tests and student competitions, organized in partnership with Spanish universities and institutions. Key collaborators included Casa Arabe, Rey Juan Carlos University, the Autonomous University of Madrid and the University of Granada. Targeting Arabic learners, educators and specialists, the program offered training sessions, awareness activities and academic forums. It concluded in Cordoba with an introductory lecture and open forum for Arabic language enthusiasts. The lecture outlined the academy's global vision, highlighted its international projects and explored future partnerships with Spanish institutions. The initiative has also been implemented in countries such as Uzbekistan, Indonesia, China, India, France, Brazil, Thailand and Malaysia, expanding its global reach.
