King Salman Humanitarian Center delivers 1.2m liters of drinking water in three Yemeni provinces
The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center supplied over 1.2 million liters of drinking water to displaced and affected families in Aden, Lahij, and Taiz.
The King Salman Global Arabic Center recently unveiled the winners of the fourth edition of its Harf competition, which caters to non-native Arabic speakers. Organized by the Center, the competition welcomed participants from 65 countries, representing 29 Saudi educational institutions. A total of 1,400 applicants competed across four categories: Lexical Proficiency, Language and Technology, Research Paper, and Language and Cultural Communication.
Mohamed Mustafa Jalo from Guinea emerged victorious in the Lexical Proficiency category, followed by Ammar Tabsh from India and Abdulrahman Abu Bakr Ahmed from Ethiopia. In the Language and Technology category, Musaad Mantawil Gomander from the Philippines claimed first place, Ikor Kirsanov from Russia and Abdullah Mohamed Yousuf from India secured the second and third positions, respectively.
Abdulrahman Mantawil Gomanadr from the Philippines, Bmbang Prasetio Sehuno from Indonesia, and Mohamed Hisham Ghafran from Indonesia claimed the top three spots in the Research Paper category. Imanuddin bin Khaddam Shah from Malaysia took the top spot in the Language and Cultural Communication category, with Abu Bakr Kabir Aba from Nigeria and Mohamed Hamad Our Rahim from India placing second and third, respectively.
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