The organization of this forum comes as part of the university's ongoing efforts to promote scientific research and to develop mechanisms for academic collaboration at both the regional and international levels. This is achieved through the integration of digital technology into the advancement of the humanities and linguistic sciences, thereby contributing to deepening knowledge and modernizing research tools.

In his opening remarks, prof. Al-Ajlouni emphasized that the university places great importance on supporting initiatives that bridge the humanities with modern digital technologies. He noted that this orientation is a natural response to an era in which the digital revolution impacts all aspects of life, underscoring the university's role in leading this transformation in a manner that serves intellectual and cultural dimensions and enhances the human values of societies.

For his part, Professor Mohammad Ali Ibnian, Director of the Language Center and Chair of the Forum's Scientific Committee, explained that organizing this scientific event reflects the university's commitment to its pioneering role in integrating technology into linguistic and humanistic research. He noted that the center is working to expand the horizons of international cooperation through the development of digital projects that serve the Arabic language and open the way for its interaction with other languages and cultures.

The forum featured the presentation and discussion of a number of research papers addressing advanced topics in artificial intelligence, digital text analysis, online language education, and computational linguistics, with the participation of a distinguished group of academics and researchers from several countries, including India, Malaysia, Hungary, Algeria, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, in addition to researchers from Jordan.

It is worth noting the importance of enhancing academic partnerships by leveraging digital technologies in linguistic and humanistic research. This contributes to broadening the scope of advanced and dynamic scholarly engagement, and fosters the establishment of cross-border academic partnerships that can facilitate the regular organization of specialized international forums focused on language studies.

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