The conference will bring together participants from more than 85 countries, including scholars, researchers, and officials representing governmental, non-governmental, and international organisations. Among them is the “Arabic Language Month,” endorsed by Arab ministers of foreign affairs and education. Sessions will explore academic coordination, institutional accreditation, and the integration of technology and artificial intelligence in Arabic language education. Commenting on the upcoming event, Dr. Ali Mousa, Secretary General of the Arabic Language International Council, said, “The 11th International Arabic Language Conference is a strategic milestone that aligns with a long-term vision to position Arabic as a central component in the educational, cultural, and developmental strategies of Arab countries. With participation from over 85 countries and numerous international institutions, the future of Arabic is a global matter that requires sustained collaboration, institutional partnerships, and systematic investment in content, technology, and scientific research.”The 11th International Arabic Language Conference is set to highlight Arabic’s role as a unifying civilisational and human asset.