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RIYADH: Minister of Justice and Chairman of the Supreme Judicial Council Walid Al-Samaani met with Governor of the Digital Government Authority Ahmed Al-Suwaiyan to strengthen their strategic partnership and improve digital judicial services.

The minister said that collaboration with the authority is key to accelerating digital transformation through innovative solutions that enhance transparency, streamline processes, and deliver superior judicial services.

He said that the partnership is a strategic step toward building a comprehensive digital judicial system aligned with the leadership’s vision and public expectations for efficient, accessible services.

The meeting reviewed major joint projects in support of digital transformation in various sectors, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Monday.

Notably, the ministry of justice excelled in the Digital Government Authority’s 2024 indicators, achieving the “Innovation” level in the Digital Transformation Measurement Index and the “Advanced” level in the Digital Experience Maturity Index through its Najiz platform.

RIYADH: The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language on Monday launched its Arabic Language Month program in Italy.

The initiative supports the Arabic language, promotes its teaching to non-native speakers and strengthens knowledge cooperation between the Kingdom and international educational institutions.

Secretary-General Abdullah Al-Washmi said hosting the program in Italy reflected the academy’s mission to promote Arabic globally and engage non-Arabic-speaking communities, the Saudi Press Agency reported.

He thanked the Kingdom’s embassy in Italy for supporting the academy’s programs.

Organized in partnership with Sapienza University of Rome and the Catholic University of Milan, the program, which runs until the end of September, targets students, teachers and non-Arabic-speaking audiences through academic and training activities.

The agenda includes a scientific competition, seminars, intensive language courses, discussion groups, cultural and scientific visits, the “Hamza” test — which measures language proficiency — and a closing ceremony to honor the best students.