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Saudi Heritage Commission Receives 146 Artifacts from Antiquities Association to Conduct Studies

Saudi Heritage Commission Receives 146 Artifacts from Antiquities Association to Conduct Studies
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Saudi Heritage Commission Receives 146 Artifacts from Antiquities Association to Conduct Studies

Saudi Heritage Commission Receives 146 Artifacts from Antiquities Association to Conduct Studies

Saudi Arabia’s Heritage Commission received on Sunday 146 artifacts from the Antiquities Association.

The commission will conduct studies and research on the artifacts to uncover their original locations, and the ancient civilizations associated with them.

The commission conveyed its appreciation to the association's officials for this initiative, noting that it is a reflection of the strong cooperation between them.

The Heritage Commission encourages other artifact owners to take similar initiatives.

Those interested in submitting artifacts to the commission can reach out through its official social media accounts or by visiting its headquarters in Riyadh or its branches and offices around the Kingdom.

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King Salman Academy for Arabic Signs MoU with Al-Farabi Kazakh National University

The MoU aims to enhance cooperation in promoting the Arabic language. SPA
The MoU aims to enhance cooperation in promoting the Arabic language. SPA
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King Salman Academy for Arabic Signs MoU with Al-Farabi Kazakh National University

The MoU aims to enhance cooperation in promoting the Arabic language. SPA
The MoU aims to enhance cooperation in promoting the Arabic language. SPA

The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language (KSGAAL) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Tuesday in Almaty with Al-Farabi Kazakh National University (KAZNU).
The MoU aims to enhance cooperation in promoting the Arabic language, teaching it in various fields, preserving its integrity, supporting its use in line with the objectives of the Human Capability Development Program -- one of the initiatives for achieving the Saudi Vision 2030 -- and fulfilling KSGAAL’s strategic goals.
The signing of this agreement follows the Saudi cabinet’s July 23 approval to authorize Minister of Culture and KSGAAL chairman of the board of trustees Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan Al Saud, or his deputy, to negotiate with the Kazakh side on a MoU regarding the promotion of the Arabic language between KSGAAL and KAZNU, and to sign it.
The signing took place during the KSGAAL delegation’s trip to Kazakhstan, which included visits to several universities, centers, and institutions to assess the status of the Arabic language and explore avenues for collaboration in teaching and promoting it.
KSGAAL serves as a global reference for the Arabic language and its advancement, leveraging its institutional expertise in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers.
The MoU covers several areas of collaboration, including implementing the Arabic Language Proficiency Test (ALPT) for non-native speakers, developing educational materials and modern curricula related to the Arabic language, and conducting specialized studies and research in the field of Arabic language teaching and learning.
The MoU also includes areas such as the computational linguistics of the Arabic language, the development of digital dictionaries, and the creation of Arabic-Kazakh linguistic corpora. Additionally, it involves sharing language services and consultations in areas of mutual interest.