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Sheikh Hamad Award holds symposium on China-Arab translation

by Lucas Fernandez – World Editor

Sheikh Hamad Award Facilitates Sino-Qatari Dialog with Beijing‍ Symposium

BEIJING – The Sheikh Hamad ‌Award for Translation adn International understanding convened a symposium in Beijing on September 19, 2025, fostering discussions​ on cultural exchange⁢ and collaboration between Qatar and China. The event,⁢ spearheaded by Snoonu ⁤CEO Hamad Mubarak al-Hajri, brought together prominent‌ scholars, translators, and cultural ​figures ‌from both nations.

the symposium underscores the growing importance of linguistic ​and⁣ cultural bridges in strengthening bilateral ties. As Qatar pursues its⁢ National⁤ Vision 2030, ​emphasizing knowledge-based economies and international partnerships, initiatives like ‍the Sheikh Hamad ⁢Award play a crucial role in facilitating understanding ‍and cooperation. The event’s focus on translation directly addresses a key component of cross-cultural dialogue, enabling deeper engagement in areas ranging from trade and⁤ investment to education and technological⁢ innovation.

Al-Hajri highlighted the award’s commitment to promoting dialogue and mutual respect through‌ translation, stating its pivotal‌ role in breaking down barriers and fostering a ⁤more interconnected world. The Beijing‍ symposium served as a platform ‍to explore best practices in translation, address challenges in cross-cultural communication, and identify opportunities for‍ future collaboration.

The ⁢Sheikh Hamad Award,established in 2015,recognizes individuals and institutions that ⁣have made meaningful contributions to the field of translation ⁢and international understanding. It aims to⁣ encourage high-quality translation work that promotes intercultural dialogue ⁤and‌ fosters ⁤a greater recognition for diverse cultures. The award has previously honored translators from around the globe, recognizing thier efforts in bridging⁢ linguistic and ​cultural ‌divides.

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