- Saudi academy launches Arabic Language Month in Mexico to expand Arabic education in academic institutions.
- Program focuses on skills and teacher training, supporting careers in Arabic language education.
- Initiative aligns with Vision 2030, strengthening global language learning and talent development.
The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language (KSGAAL) has launched Arabic Language Month in Mexico, strengthening Saudi Arabia’s efforts to expand Arabic education globally. The month-long initiative focuses on teaching Arabic to non-native speakers while deepening academic and cultural ties between Saudi Arabia and Mexico.
The program features a structured scientific and educational framework designed for universities and academic institutions. It aims to build language skills, teacher capacity, and career pathways in Arabic education. According to the Saudi Press Agency, the initiative also seeks to position Arabic as a global language of knowledge, research, and academic exchange.
Abdullah bin Saleh Al-Washmi, Secretary-General of KSGAAL, said the program reflects the academy’s commitment to introducing Arabic across diverse educational settings. He highlighted the language’s role in promoting cultural dialogue and cross-border understanding. He also acknowledged the support of Saudi Minister of Culture Prince Bader bin Farhan and the cooperation of the Saudi Embassy in Mexico, which helped implement the program.
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The initiative includes intensive Arabic courses, specialized teacher training, academic seminars on Arabic education in Mexico, and the Hamza Academic Test to assess language proficiency.
The opening ceremony was attended by Saudi Ambassador to Mexico Fahad bin Ali Al-Manawer and academic leaders. The program runs through January and is implemented with partners such as Tecnologico de Monterrey. KSGAAL said the initiative aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Human Capability Development Program under Vision 2030, focusing on education, skills development, and global teaching opportunities.
