The Department of Arabic Language at the Faculty of Education, in cooperation with the Continuing Education Department, organised a scientific workshop entitled “Say This, Not That in Official University Correspondence.”
The workshop was directed towards the University’s academic and administrative staff and aimed to highlight the most common linguistic errors found in official University correspondence. It sought to promote the use of accurate and appropriate language in administrative communication and to contribute to the development of linguistically sound official correspondence within the University.
Translated by Zahra’ Ala’
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