Migration has forever been a challenge for European nations and a target for many Arab refugees and migrants. While the idea of integration aims to guarantee social union through the hospitality of diversity, that is understood as a two-habit process. Immigrants must accept the standards and basic values of European peoples and, on the other hand, host institutions must respect the dignity and unconnected identity of immigrants and take bureaucracy into account when drafting document internal policies. Integration accordingly concerns both bodies: immigrants and the host organization. The current study focuses on a particular intercultural issue related to the friendly integration of Arab migrants and expatriates, specifically the issue of dialect in relation to European societies. We'll research the plan and how it's regarded as an intercultural trait concerning migration and refugees. We'll analyze its profit, potential, impact on miscellaneous societies, and contribution to the public integration of migrants and refugees. Arabic is important to this research because it is the language used to communicate Arab culture over the a period of time and between era, as well as being important for Arab migrants and evacuees. Additionally, it serves as a communication and place for get-together for Arabs. As the majority of refugees and settlers originate from Arab and Muslim countries with its own government, which talk many languages, the study of language is enormous and complex, but it should prominent due to allure significance in social unification.
Author(s) Details:
Ouael Sarsour,
Department of Sociology, School of Social
Sciences, University of the Aegean, University Hill-81100, Mytilene, Greece.
Please see the link here: https://stm.bookpi.org/RAASS-V6/article/view/9495
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