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Press Release



               seminar aligns with the SLC’s overarching mission to amplify the importance of Arabic among the

               youth, particularly amidst the prevalence of foreign languages. The seminar is part of the SLC’s

               ongoing efforts to showcase the timeless essence of the Arabic language, given its adaptability
               and relevance to innovative advancements in various contemporary sciences, thanks to its unique

               characteristics and diverse writing styles across numerous literary and scientific disciplines.”


               Commenting on the seminar, Salem Al Ahmad said: “The seminar is held annually on December
               18 to commemorate the World Arabic Language Day and highlight the richness and vitality of

               this language. It is aimed to spotlight the remarkable qualities of Arabic, namely, eloquence,
               diversified synonyms, intricate phonetics, multifaceted connotations, subtleties, nuances,

               richness of expression, rhetorical features, grammar, and other unique features that demonstrate
               its enduring relevance in navigating the modern world. Additionally, it underscores Arabic’s status

               as one of the most widely spoken languages globally. Firmly believing in the significance of the
               Arabic language and its far-reaching cultural role, we, at the SLC, remain committed to the Arabic

               Coffee initiative and will continue hosting this seminar every year.”


               Al Ahmad added: “This initiative plays a significant role as it contributes to restoring the Arabic

               language to its  glory and its prestige as an effective tool and medium of communication,
               interaction, knowledge, and scientific exploration. This requires concerted efforts of all the
               stakeholders to preserve and elevate the status of the Arabic language, safeguarding it against

               the dominance of other languages.”


               At the end of  the seminar, Salem Al Ahmad highlighted the significance of SLC  employees'

               mastering Arabic, especially the legal officers who work on drafting legislation. He also presented
               statistics and figures on the Arabic language. The seminar concluded with a session titled ‘Arabic

               Coffee Cups’, which explored the common language pitfalls and celebrated the Arabic language
               nuances through quizzes.


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