Princess Nourah University offers Chinese studies

Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University. (Courtesy: PNU)
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Updated 10 December 2022
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Princess Nourah University offers Chinese studies

  • The university said it seeks to provide a quality education that helps advance the economy, produce pioneering competitive skills, and supports students to serve the country

RIYADH: Chinese language programmes offered by Princess Nourah University are helping boost the Saudi education sector.

The university has diplomas in Chinese language in partnership with the Beijing Language and Culture University.

Around 200 female students have enrolled in the Diploma in Chinese Language, while 33 have signed up for the Diploma in Business Chinese Language.

The university said that the two programmes contribute to the Kingdom’s efforts to foster educational exchange with China and promote the country’s language in the Kingdom.

It added they support communication between the two countries in the field of teaching and learning the Chinese language

Meanwhile, the university’s Arabic Language Teaching Institute for Non-Arabic Speakers has seen several Chinese students graduate after mastering Arabic.

The university said it seeks to provide a quality education that helps advance the economy, produce pioneering competitive skills, and supports students to serve the country.

It said its courses contribute to realizing the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, as well as provide Saudi females with the necessary skills to excel in the modern workplace.

 


Saudi and Omani naval forces stage live-fire missile drills

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Saudi and Omani naval forces stage live-fire missile drills

  • The advanced operational scenarios are part of the ‘Winds of Peace 2026’ joint naval exercise that began earlier this week in Oman

RIYADH: The Royal Saudi Naval Forces and the Royal Navy of Oman conducted live-fire missile and ammunition drills on Friday as part of the “Winds of Peace 2026” joint naval exercise, which began earlier this week in Oman.

Ten combat ships, a number of helicopters, and two platoons of Special Naval Security Units are taking part in the exercises.

Lt. Gen. Mohammed Al-Gharibi, the chief of staff of the Saudi forces, and Rear Adm. Saif Al-Rahbi, commander of Oman’s navy, attended the drills, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

They featured a series of advanced operational scenarios that simulated modern naval warfare, the protection of shipping lanes and the enhancement of maritime security, with the aim of supporting regional security and prosperity, the agency added.