More than 400 million speakers use Arabic, a language with deep-rooted cultural and civilizational heritage that is currently strengthening its presence in the global digital space. This growth is driven by technological advances and the use of artificial intelligence to support Arabic-language content in scientific research, education, and knowledge.
According to SPA, the digital revolution has made the development of Arabic digital content a key pillar for the language. National and regional initiatives have focused on building digital dictionaries, developing linguistic databases, and improving natural language processing to help intelligent systems analyze and process Arabic texts with higher accuracy.
In Saudi Arabia, the King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language (KSGAAL) has launched specialized projects to support the language in digital environments. These efforts include supporting computational linguistics projects and developing digital linguistic resources to expand the use of Arabic in technological and scientific fields.
KSGAAL operates as a national and global reference for developing cultural, technological, and scientific programs and initiatives for the Arabic language.