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The "Language Academy" and the Cultural Working Group for Arab Cities discuss initiatives to enhance the presence of "Arabic"

The "Language Academy" and the Cultural Working Group for Arab Cities discuss initiatives to enhance the presence of "Arabic"

The Jordan Academy of Arabic and the Cultural Working Group for Arab Cities discussed ways of cooperation in implementing programs and initiatives that enhance the presence of the Arabic language and expand the role of cultural institutions in serving the language and elevating its status in society.

On Thursday, the President of the Academy, Prof. Dr. Mohammad Adnan Al-Bakhit, received a delegation from the Cultural Working Group for Arab Cities, which is affiliated with the Arab Towns Organization and is based in Amman with the support and sponsorship of the Greater Amman Municipality.

The delegation included the group's director, Baker Al-Mallah, Head of the Public Relations and Media Department, Ronahi Nasrallah, and Head of the Training and Activities Department, Fatima Al-Abdallat, in the presence of the Academy's Vice President, Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Badran, and a number of officials and staff at the Academy.

The meeting addressed a number of common issues and the possibility of developing programs and initiatives that contribute to enhancing the presence of the Arabic language and expanding areas of cooperation between institutions concerned with language and culture.

The Cultural Working Group for Arab Cities, which was established in Amman in 2016, works to develop the cultural reality in Arab cities, promote cultural development, and build bridges of cooperation and exchange of expertise between entities concerned with cultural affairs.

The meeting comes in the context of institutional efforts aimed at strengthening the status of the Arabic language and expanding cultural partnerships, allowing for the development of joint initiatives that serve the Arabic language and culture.

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