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Sharjah 24
6 days ago
- Politics
- Sharjah 24
ALA improves Arabic proficiency of government employees
27 employees from 10 government bodies The course was attended by 27 employees from 10 government departments and institutions in the emirate. The course, presented by Dr Baha' Al-Din Adel Dandis, a research and studies expert at ALA, aimed to raise awareness of the Arabic language and classical styles, correct common misconceptions, and present scientific rules and practical applications to avoid common errors in official and administrative writing. The course reviewed the most important spelling and grammatical rules that writers and employees fall into, as well as the precise and correct use of punctuation marks in official correspondence. The Power of persuasion and the aesthetics of expression Commenting on the training course, Dr Muhammad Safi Al-Mostghanemi, Secretary-General of ALA said that the sound Arabic language gives the power of persuasion and adds beauty to its expression. It is a tool for constructing meaning and creating impact. From this standpoint, ALA organises these training courses as an extension of Sharjah's mission to preserve Arabic, protect its heritage, and enhance its presence in various fields of work and knowledge. Al-Mostghanemi added that the employee community constitutes a fundamental pillar of the institutional system. The official correspondence that employees complete daily reflects the entity's image, and the degree of language proficiency reflects the level of awareness, culture, and responsibility. Hence, ALA seeks to empower government employees with the tools of sound expression, so that words are adequate in meaning, sound in structure, and free of grammatical errors and mistakes. Professional and cultural responsibility The course focused on addressing linguistic errors as a professional and cultural responsibility, especially in the government work environment, which requires precise and formal communication. The course also provided participants with the opportunity to apply and review in detail numerous models. This enhanced their ability to differentiate between correct and incorrect language and contributed to improving their writing performance, which positively impacts the quality of correspondence and official reports in their organizations. Participants expressed their appreciation for the course level and the precise information and practical examples it contained, which helped correct many common misconceptions about writing in Arabic. They also praised the clear and smooth presentation method, which helped them grasp spelling and grammatical rules in a practical manner that can be directly applied in the workplace. In this context, Salem Muhair Ali, from the Security Department at Al Bataeh Municipality, said that these courses represent an important step in developingour professional performance, as they enhance linguistic capabilities and help employees express more accurately and professionally. He expressed his thanks to those in charge of this initiative, which reflects the commitment of the relevant authorities to raising the level of government employees.
Saba Yemen
12-02-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Protest in Taiz to denounce displacement of people of Gaza Strip
Taiz (Saba) - The Security Department of the Sala Directorate in Taiz Governorate organized an armed stand to denounce the displacement of the people of the Gaza Strip and to condemn the killing of the poet of the word of truth, Rashid Al-Hatam, in areas controlled by the aggression mercenaries. The participants confirmed their continued support and assistance to the oppressed Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)
Saba Yemen
27-01-2025
- Politics
- Saba Yemen
Ibb security dept. commemorates martyr leader
Ibb - Saba: The Security Department of Ibb province on Monday held a speech event to mark the anniversary of Sayyed Hussein bin Badr al-Din al-Houthi, the martyr of the Qur'an, under the slogan "Martyr of the Qur'an." Deputy Governor of Ibb Abdulfattah Ghallab addressed the crowd, emphasizing the profound impact of the Qur'anic project initiated by the martyr leader. He explained that this project played a pivotal role in guiding the nation out of submission and humiliation, while also challenging false cultural narratives. Ghallab underscored the importance of the Qur'anic march in consolidating the values of faith, truth, and justice, which have been integral to the Yemeni people's resilience against the Zionist-American coalition. The event, attended by the Director of Security in Ibb, Brigadier General Hadi al-Kahlani, and other security officials, featured a speech by Ahmed Al-Muhajir, the head of the Guidance Sector in Ibb. Al-Muhajir reflected on the intellectual and scientific legacy left by the martyr leader, noting that his project was marked by a profound understanding of life and a vision for reform at a time when the Arab and Islamic world lacked a transformative civilizational initiative. Lieutenant Colonel Amin Hazam al-Afari, Director of Supply in the Security Department, highlighted the faith-based education and moral values that shaped the martyr leader's character from a young age. He emphasized that the leader's movement was rooted in confronting global arrogance, particularly the actions of Zionist, American, British, and Israeli forces, and aimed at awakening the nation to its responsibilities. The event concluded with a reaffirmation of the enduring influence of the martyr leader's teachings, which continue to inspire resistance against oppression and tyranny. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print more of (Local)
