National Guard holds Arabic language course for delegations from Turkey and Italy

With the presence of the National Guard Deputy Commander, Major General Hamad Al-Burjiss, and Dr. Abdullah Mohammed Al-Jasmi, Assistant Brigadier General for Planning, Consultations, and Training at the College of Arts, Kuwait University, the Training Directorate inaugurated an Arabic language course for non-native speakers, organized by the Computer and Languages Center for delegations from the friendly Republic of Turkey and the friendly Republic of Italy, in line with the National Guard’s commitment to strengthening institutional cooperation and activating cooperation agreements with sister and friendly nations.

The Deputy Commander conveyed greetings and appreciation from the National Guard leadership to the attendees, emphasizing that the course embodies the National Guard’s approach to investing in human resources, developing linguistic skills and competencies, and enhancing communication, understanding, and the exchange of expertise and knowledge, thereby achieving the objectives of joint cooperation. He noted that the course reflects the important role played by the Computer and Languages Center in delivering specialized training programs according to the latest educational methodologies, and in transforming cooperation agreements into targeted programs and practical initiatives that contribute to capacity building and establishing effective institutional partnerships.

In his address, Commander of Operations and Training, Major General Saleh Mufleh Ghunaim, underscored the importance of the course in teaching Arabic to non-native speakers, noting that proficiency in the language helps strengthen bridges of communication and understanding among diverse cultures, and enhances the spirit of cooperation and joint work, in implementation of the cooperation protocol signed with Kuwait University.