National Identity and Arabic Language Council
The article discusses the necessity of establishing a council for national identity and the Arabic language, due to the decline in the status of Arabic in institutions, education, and public facilities, where English has become dominant. This shift leads to weakened communication in the mother tongue and the loss of national identity. The article points out that weak legislation and some institutions' complacency hinder the protection and promotion of the Arabic language. It emphasizes the importance of taking strong and decisive measures to provide legal support and cultural development for the language, in order to restore its place in public life and intergenerational communication.
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