Saudi Culture Ministry, King Salman Academy Organize Learning Arabic Language Hackathon

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The Saudi Ministry of Culture logo
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Saudi Culture Ministry, King Salman Academy Organize Learning Arabic Language Hackathon

The Saudi Ministry of Culture logo
The Saudi Ministry of Culture logo

The Saudi Ministry of Culture, in collaboration with the King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language (KSGAAL), is organizing the "Learning and Embracing the Arabic Language" hackathon on September 18-19 at the Diriyah Biennale.

The event will bring together innovators and creators in various teams to develop products that promote Arabic language learning through innovative methods that blend culture and creativity, contributing to the preservation of the Saudi cultural identity.

The hackathon comes as part of the Ministry’s dedicated efforts, reaffirming its commitment to developing creative ideas that promote innovation in the cultural field.

It reflects the Ministry’s endeavors to reinforce the fundamental role of the Arabic language in Saudi culture and to encourage all segments of society to invest in the Arabic language as an investment in a promising future that contributes to building a diverse and thriving cultural community.

It also expresses the Kingdom’s rich heritage and elevates the status of Arabic among global languages, aligning with one of the goals of Saudi Vision 2030, which focuses on fostering the Arabic language.



British Explorer Alice Morrison Arrives in AlUla

Morrison visited AlUla Old Town, toured its historical alleys - SPA
Morrison visited AlUla Old Town, toured its historical alleys - SPA
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British Explorer Alice Morrison Arrives in AlUla

Morrison visited AlUla Old Town, toured its historical alleys - SPA
Morrison visited AlUla Old Town, toured its historical alleys - SPA

British explorer and television presenter Alice Morrison, who is embarking on a historic adventure to cross the Kingdom on foot from the far north to the far south, has arrived in AlUla.

This leg of the trip marks the halfway point of the first phase of her five-month journey, which began on January 1. She will travel 2,500 km with local guides on camels, traversing the kingdom's vast deserts, lush oases, and towering mountains, SPA reported.
Morrison visited AlUla Old Town, toured its historical alleys, and discovered its time-honored stories during her trip. She expressed her deep admiration for AlUla's charm, describing it as an exceptional place that combines nature with ancient history, making it one of the world's most important destinations for discovery.
She said that she enjoyed acquiring many diverse handicrafts reflecting the rich Saudi heritage. She also stressed that these crafts carry the creativity of local artisans and express the authenticity of Saudi culture.