About
The Scientific and Technological Research Center for the Development of the Arabic Language (CRSTDLA) is pleased to announce and host the International Conference on Intelligent Technologies for Arabic Language (ITAL 2027) — a scientific event which aims to promote research and innovation at the intersection of computer science and Arabic-related technologies.
The conference provides a platform for academics, researchers, engineers, and industry professionals to exchange ideas, present their findings, and explore emerging challenges in the field.
We welcome high-quality, original submissions that address both theoretical and practical advances in computer science, with a particular emphasis on Arabic language applications, tools, and digital resources
Important Dates
Submission deadline
October, 15th 2026
Final Notification
November, 15th 2026
Registration deadline
November, 30th 2026
Camera-ready due
December, 20th 2026
Conference date
March, 15th – 16th 2027
Keynote Speakers

Kamel SMAILI
Full professor at University of Lorraine (Nancy – France)
He is full professor at University of Lorraine (Nancy – France) in computer science since 2001. He is the head of SMART (Speech Modeling and Text http://smart.loria.fr/) research group in LORIA and he co-leads LIA – DATANET (Associated International Laboratory).
His research area is Natural Language processing. He is interested by several topics of NLP, particularly: Machine translation, Under-Resourced languages: Arabic dialects, Multilingual sentiment Analysis, Language Modeling, Quality Estimation, Speech recognition.
He gives several courses for under and graduate students on: Big Data and Machine Learning, Business Intelligence, Data Bases, Human Machine Interface (Teaching page).

Mohammed ABUSHARIAH
Associate professor at the university of Jordan
He is an associate professor at the university of Jordan. His research areas are text and speech processing, Image processing, and software engineering. He teaches several courses in signal processing, natural language processing, software engineering for both undergraduate and graduate levels.


