The Institute for Teaching Arabic to Non-Native Speakers at Umm Al-Qura University has concluded a training program dedicated to students from Malaysia, as part of the university's efforts to promote Arabic language learning and spread its culture globally. The program included 40 training sessions carefully designed to meet the needs of non-native Arabic learners, aiming to enable them to use the language in their daily lives and express themselves effectively.

A Comprehensive Program for Language and Culture

The program stood out for offering a comprehensive educational experience, combining Arabic language instruction with an introduction to Arab culture in an interactive, engaging learning environment. Activities focused on oral and written communication, giving participants hands-on experiences that strengthened their ability to use the language in a variety of real-life situations.

A Global Curriculum to Achieve Strategic Goals

Through this program, Umm Al-Qura University sought to offer a distinguished educational model built on the latest global standards in language teaching. The program is open to all age groups and anyone wishing to learn Arabic from around the world, with special attention given to pilgrims and Umrah performers heading to Makkah, aiming to enrich their religious and linguistic experience.

Vision 2030 and the Role of Language Education

This program reflects Umm Al-Qura University's commitment to supporting Saudi Vision 2030, which seeks to boost the Arabic language's global standing and give the Kingdom a unique competitive edge in providing quality educational services for those heading to the Two Holy Mosques. Through its Institute for Research, Studies and Consulting Services, the university aims to make it easier for those wishing to learn Arabic to do so, and to showcase its cultural values, helping to cement the Kingdom's standing as a leading education and training destination.