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Oman's Sultan Qaboos Institute Concludes 61st Arabic Course for International Students

From Times of Oman · () English

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  • The Sultan Qaboos Institute for Teaching Arabic to Non-Native Speakers concluded its 61st course in Oman.
  • The course included intensive Arabic language study and cultural activities like calligraphy and a language partner program.
  • Thirty students from diverse countries attended, highlighting the institute's global reach in promoting Arabic language education.

The Sultan Qaboos Institute for Teaching Arabic to Non-Native Speakers in Manah, Al Dakhiliyah Governorate, recently celebrated the conclusion of its 61st course. This event underscores Oman's commitment to fostering international understanding and promoting the Arabic language globally.

The intensive Arabic language program was complemented by a rich cultural curriculum, featuring lectures, Arabic calligraphy lessons, and a language partner initiative. These elements provide students with a holistic learning experience, immersing them in both the linguistic and cultural nuances of the Arab world.

With 30 students hailing from countries as diverse as Turkey, Vietnam, India, France, Germany, Russia, and the United States, the institute has once again demonstrated its significant global outreach. This international participation solidifies its reputation as a key center for Arabic language education, attracting learners from across continents and reinforcing cultural exchange.

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