The inaugural Al-Dad Arab Forum opens in Marrakesh with a strong focus on Arabic Language Digitalisation Challenges as experts gather to discuss how Arabic can survive and grow in today’s digital world. The Poetry House in Marrakesh is hosting the event on December 12th in cooperation with the Faculty of Arabic Language. The forum is part of the activities marking World Arabic Language Day.
Researchers, language experts, and poets will explore the impact of fast digital change on communication. They will study how online tools, platforms, and trends influence the Arabic language. Poetry readings by Amina El Merini will add a cultural layer to the discussions, showing how literature can help protect the language.
Speakers will examine the key Arabic Language Digitalisation Challenges, such as ensuring strong online visibility and reducing the effects of global digital expressions on Arabic speakers. They will also highlight the need for modern learning methods that help the language stay relevant in the digital era.
The forum will discuss how Arabic can adjust to new technologies while keeping its identity clear and strong. It will look at ways to support the language through digital education, cultural content, and creative communication. This includes using poetry and literature to keep people connected to their heritage even in a digital world.
Organisers hope the forum will inspire ideas and projects that protect Arabic while helping it grow. They believe that meeting Arabic Language Digitalisation Challenges is essential for keeping the language vibrant and meaningful for future generations. The event aims to build a digital future where culture, creativity, and linguistic identity continue to thrive.
