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24 December 2020

Op-ed: What the Arabic language means to Qatar

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Op-ed: What the Arabic language means to Qatar

Jamila Al-Shammari, an Arabic language teacher at Qatar Academy Doha – part of QF’s Pre-University Education – on how Qatar is preserving the Arabic language as an integral part of its heritage

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