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10/25/23, 5:09 PM                                SLC sheds light on common linguistic errors
           light on the challenges impeding legislative processes and propose solutions to address them. This
           awareness workshop aligns perfectly with our ongoing efforts to underscore the relevance of

           linguistic precision and clarity in legislative provisions. By doing so, we aim to improve
           understanding of the legislative intent imparted within the text, ensure proper implementation of
           legislative provisions and regulatory frameworks, and ultimately promote compliance with the

           legislation.”

           During the workshop, Al-Ahmad emphasised the correlation between linguistic precision and the

           clarity of legislative provisions. He emphasised the importance of mastering the Arabic language
           skills to elevate the quality of linguistic expression, thereby preventing language errors in legislative
           provisions. Furthermore, Al-Ahmad elucidated how language errors may introduce ambiguity in the

           comprehension of judgments and legal provisions and raise the risks of misinterpreting legislative
           provisions, which in turn increases the possibility of errors in implementation.


           Al Ahmad further highlighted the intricate relationship between language and legislation. He pointed
           out that language serves as an essential tool for legislators to articulate their perspectives and

           ideas, and that legislators must attain a high level of proficiency to prevent ambiguity in legislative
           provisions. Moreover, Al Ahmad presented and discussed several common errors and explained
           strategies to avoid these and improve the quality of legislative drafting.
























































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