Riyadh hosted the closing ceremony of the digital content localization camp, where 22 male and female graduates completed the first cycle of the program.
According to SPA, the specialized training program was attended by Dr. Abdul Latif bin Abdulaziz Al-Wasel, CEO of the Literature, Publishing and Translation Commission. The graduates underwent an intensive 8-week course totaling 128 training hours.
The camp covered specialized areas including the localization of websites, applications, and digital games. Participants were introduced to translation technologies, localization project management tools, and a combination of theoretical and practical workshops based on real projects supervised by experts.
The initiative aims to develop national capabilities in localizing products and services to strengthen the presence of the Arabic language and Arabic digital content globally. This effort is part of the commission’s work to develop the translation sector and equip young national forces with modern tools to align with Saudi Vision 2030 goals.
Who graduated from the digital content localization camp and what was the training duration? A total of 22 male and female graduates completed the first cycle of the digital content localization camp. The training was conducted as an intensive 8-week course that provided a total of 128 hours of specialized instruction to the participants.
What specific technical areas were covered during the localization camp? The program focused on several specialized fields, including the localization of digital games, applications, and websites. Additionally, the participants were trained on project management tools for localization and various translation technologies.
How was the training delivered and what were the goals of the program? The training combined theoretical and practical sections through workshops on real projects supervised by experts. The goal was to develop national capabilities in localizing services and products to strengthen Arabic digital content and the Arabic language globally.