King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, has gave recently his royal approval for organizing the XIII Conference of Arabization, in tandem with the Arabization Office of the Arab League Education, Culture and Science Organization "ALECSO", clarifies that H.E. Sheikh Prof. Dr. Suliman Aba Al-Khail, Rector of Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University and Member of Saudi Senior Ulemas Council, in statements recently.
Lauding the King's approval while presiding the second periodic meeting of the high-committee of the conference, H.E. the University Rector has noted that, it comes with the sidelines of the due care being receive by King Salman bin Abdulaziz, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, and H.R.H. Prince Mohammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, Crown Prince, to Imam University in all areas and activities. Furthered on the topic, Dr. Aba Al-Khail has pointed out that, his administration organizing the conference based on its mission with aims to express the global message of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and to highlight the good aspects of the Kingdom's efforts in the service of Islam and Muslims around the world.
In a similar vein, Dr. Aba Al-Khail has said that, the conference targets to benefit from the local and international experiences according to Saudi Vision 2030 and National Transformation Program 2020, especially with regard to strengthen Islamic values and Saudi identity through addressing Arabic Language and increase the employment rates in consistent with the needs of the labour market.
From his side, Dr. Ahmad Al-Bunyan, Dean of King Abdulla Institute for Translation and Arabization, has said that, the conference represents Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and seeks to highlight the honorable image of the Kingdom in the field of translation and Arabization. He additionally pointed out that, the activities of the conference are characterized by presenting and discussing an Arab plan to coordinate Arabization, and provide a package of researches and studies carried out by experts in linguistic and terminological research and translation, in addition to discuss a number of lexicological projects.