'Students can choose the field they like and get access to material. The club will be located in public schools, but accessible to students from private schools across the country.

Jameela Al Muhairi, Minister of State for Public Education, said the reading club will hone students' skills in reading, public speaking, story writing, art and poetry. In collaboration with the Ministry of Education, the foundation also announced the launch of 'Bil Arabi' reading clubs across the UAE's public schools to improve skills of students in different fields and extend the initiative's outreach among youngsters. It will see panel discussions posted to Twitter to address different topics, while also engaging social media users.Ĭoinciding with UN Arabic Language Day observed on December 18, the 'Bil Arabi' initiative aims to encourage the youth to use their mother language across social media platforms and internet. In its fifth edition, the initiative will see many projects and activities until the year-end, to strengthen and preserve the use of Arabic among community members. Jamal bin Huwaireb, CEO of MBRF, said the Arabic language is the essence of UAE society and helps build bridges of positive communication with other cultures. Online short educational videos will also be posted through 'Bil Arabi' social media platforms to educate non-Arabic speakers about the basics of the language. Jamal bin Huwaireb said the foundation will organise free Arabic language workshops, while Jameel Al Muhairi announced Bin Arabi reading clubs across public schools in the UAE. The foundation will organise Arabic language workshops for non-Arabic employees in the public and private sector, in collaboration with Qindeel Printing and Publishing, which will provide language material and specialists. The Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum Foundation (MBRF) will provide free workshops to teach Arabic to foreigners as part of their Bil Arabi Initiative, it was announced on Wednesday.

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