Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre Announces Scientific Committee for 2024

 

The Committee brings together experts from various fields related to cultural knowledge and the Arabic language

The Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre (ALC) has announced its Scientific Committee for 2024, bringing together renowned scientists, researchers, experts, and intellectuals from various fields at local, regional, and international levels.

 

The Committee serves as a reliable reference for science and knowledge, supporting the ALC’s work. It also constitutes a significant addition that enhances the global cultural presence of both the Centre and the UAE capital as a whole.

 

The new Scientific Committee is chaired by His Excellency Dr. Ali bin Tamim, Chairman of the ALC, and brings together                 Prof. Dr. Ahmed Khrais, Prof. Dr. Bilal Orfalli, Prof.  Dr. Mohamed Abouelfadl Badran, Prof. Dr. Abdulla al Ghathami, Prof. Dr. Ali al Kaabi, Prof. Dr. Vitaly Naumkin, Prof. Dr. Muhsin al Musawi, Prof. Dr. Hanada Taha-Thomure, and Prof. Dr. Wen-Chin Ouyang.

 

His Excellency Dr. Ali bin Tamim, Chairman of the ALC said, “The Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre is proud of its new Scientific Committee, which brings together inspiring experts and academics from various fields related to the Arabic language, whose visions and ideas form an important pillar in the Centre’s continued development and progress towards achieving its strategic goals, and taking its projects and initiatives to new heights.”

 

The Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre’s Scientific Committee performs several key tasks, such as advising on the development of the Centre’s vision and policies; offering scientific recommendations in the fields of publishing, libraries, technology, activities, and events; and providing counsel regarding the strategic plans, programmes, and projects that the ALC oversees, manages, or implements.

 

The Committee’s responsibilities also include suggesting experts and specialists to support and accomplish the Centre’s objectives and expanding the scope of Arab and international cooperation with specialised research centres.

 

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