Arabic-language theatre workshop
The Arabic-language theatre workshop was created to offer students of Arabic language and culture an innovative educational experience that combines language learning with theatrical practice.
The Arabic Cultural Institute organized a series of film screenings dedicated to exploring the richness of Arab cinema and its ability to address historical, social and cultural themes.
The programme features a selection of films from the Arab world, including Khorfakkan (2020), written by H.H. Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi and directed by Ben Mole and Maurice Sweeney; Hassan and Marcus (2008), an Egyptian comedy-drama directed by Ramy Imam and starring Adel Imam and Omar Sharif; On the Bride’s Side (Io sto con la sposa, 2014), directed by Khaled Soliman Al Nassiry and Gabriele Del Grande, a documentary recounting the experiences of Syrian and Arab refugees, previously presented at the 71st Venice International Film Festival; and A Little Story Called Nour (2025), directed by Mahmoud Adawi, a documentary exploring an innovative workshop in Beirut that brings together young Syrians from different political backgrounds, fostering dialogue and peacebuilding.

The Arabic-language theatre workshop was created to offer students of Arabic language and culture an innovative educational experience that combines language learning with theatrical practice.
The Arabic Cultural Institute organized a training program in Arabic language for the staff of the Milano Welcome Center of the Municipality of Milan, the city's access point for services dedicated to migrants and refugees.
ArabCor, the Arabic-language choir of Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, was founded in 2018 on the initiative of Prof. Wael Farouq, Director of ACI. The idea of creating a student choir arose from the desire to go beyond traditional classroom teaching and offer an educational tool for learning Arabic through the beauty of musical art.