Launch of the opening ceremony of the “Global Language Immersion Program” in Indonesia.

July 17, 2025 0 0

Launch of the opening ceremony of the **“Global Language Immersion Program”** in Indonesia.

In an atmosphere filled with vitality and cooperation, Al-Binaa Institute for Islamic Studies in Indonesia witnessed today, Monday, 17th of Safar 1447 AH, corresponding to 11th August 2025, the opening ceremony of the Language Immersion Program, attended by prominent academic and educational figures from inside and outside Indonesia.

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The ceremony was attended by distinguished guests, including:

Prof. Dr. Biyanto, Advisor to the Ministry of Education, Indonesia
Sheikh Aslam Mohsen Abidin, Director General of Al-Binaa Institute for Islamic Studies
Dr. Mutawakil Al-Fadni, CEO of MS Asia for Educational Services and Human Development in Malaysia, and General Supervisor of the Global Village of Languages, Malaysia
Dr. Anas Hossam Al-Nuaimi, Representative of ICESCO, Morocco

The ceremony was attended by distinguished guests, including: * **Prof. Dr. Biyanto**, Advisor to the Ministry of Education, Indonesia * **Sheikh Aslam Mohsen Abidin**, Director General of Al-Binaa Institute for Islamic Studies * **Dr. Mutawakil Al-Fadni**, CEO of MS Asia for Educational Services and Human Development in Malaysia, and General Supervisor of the Global Village of Languages, Malaysia * **Dr. Anas Hossam Al-Nuaimi**, Representative of ICESCO, Morocco

The program aims to provide an integrated environment where learners live the Arabic language in every detail of their daily life through direct interaction, cultural activities, and educational and touristic programs. This transforms the language into a real-life practice rather than just an academic subject.

MS Asia and the Global Village of Languages adopt this methodology based on their extensive experience in successfully implementing similar programs in various countries such as Zanzibar, Uganda, Kenya, and Burundi. This ensures effective and rapid language acquisition while deepening knowledge of Arab and Islamic culture.

The program aims to provide an integrated environment where learners live the Arabic language in every detail of their daily life through direct interaction, cultural activities, and educational and touristic programs. This transforms the language into a real-life practice rather than just an academic subject. MS Asia and the Global Village of Languages adopt this methodology based on their extensive experience in successfully implementing similar programs in various countries such as Zanzibar, Uganda, Kenya, and Burundi. This ensures effective and rapid language acquisition while deepening knowledge of Arab and Islamic culture.

The project will benefit 90 students from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Cambodia through direct language immersion programs. In addition, 100 teachers from more than 20 educational institutions will undergo specialized training courses focused on teaching Arabic as a foreign language.

The project will benefit 90 students from Indonesia, Malaysia, and Cambodia through direct language immersion programs. In addition, 100 teachers from more than 20 educational institutions will undergo specialized training courses focused on teaching Arabic as a foreign language.

Among the key expected outcomes are:

Enhancing participants’ language proficiency within a short period of time.
Preparing qualified teachers capable of applying the latest educational methodologies.
Promoting cultural and civilizational communication between nations through the Arabic language.

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At the conclusion of the ceremony, MS Asia distributed training kits to the program participants.

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