Chinese Language in Educational Curricula

The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, introduces Chinese as an optional language.
Translated by Qiyas from الراي — Original source
In a move aimed at expanding the horizons of educational and cultural cooperation between Kuwait and the People’s Republic of China, and enhancing the openness of the educational system to foreign languages and modern international experiences, the Ministry of Education, in coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, is working to include the Chinese language in Kuwait’s school curricula, thereby providing students with the opportunity to learn it and acquire new linguistic skills that keep pace with global developments.
The project involves introducing Chinese as an optional language within the school curriculum and incorporating it into a dedicated track for foreign languages under the new track system in secondary education, thereby diversifying the educational options available to students.
Proposed areas of cooperation also include integrating information about the history and geography of Kuwait and China into the curricula, which will enhance students’ knowledge of the historical, geographical, and cultural characteristics of both countries and support intellectual exchange between the two sides.