Under the patronage of the Deputy Minister of Education, Youth, and Sports of Cambodia, the intensive Arabic language immersion program was officially launched today with the participation of 30 students and the training of 40 teachers. The initiative is part of the Qafila project, implemented by MS Asia and the Global Village of Languages in Malaysia, with the generous support of ICESCO. The program promotes Arabic through a full immersion model that combines classroom learning, cultural engagement, and interactive activities. Running in parallel with another Qafila in Indonesia, this launch reflects the growing regional and international reach of the program and underscores MS Asia’s and the Global Village of Languages’ commitment to advancing Arabic education and strengthening cultural and civilizational ties.