The Arabic language is one of the most internationally recognized languages of the UN; being the mother tongue of more than 22 States with over 300 million people.

Thousands of Arabic words have entered English and other European languages.

Arabic script was adopted by many people, for writing their mother tongues. This script has given rise to a calligraphic art form widespread throughout the world.

It is the language of the Qur’an, revered by the world’s billion Muslims as the word of God. The number of people using Arabic as the primary means of communication is growing.

Although there are many spoken Arabic dialects, all Arabic speakers understand and use a modern spoken Arabic, close to the classical Arabic. The modern spoken Arabic is becoming increasingly important in today's rapidly shrinking world.

The Arabic language world offers countless opportunities for commercial and intellectual exchange.