Rosetta Stone contributes to regional efforts to empower today's digital students

"The Middle East is a critical driver of the world economy, competing through knowledge and skills. Many countries in the region have put a key focus on educating their citizens and promoting employability and language proficiency is an important part of it," said Donavan Whyte, Rosetta Stone's Vice President of Sales, Europe, Middle East and Africa. "By participating at GESS 2013, we are highlighting our commitment to the region's most innovative education initiatives and opening our doors to dialogue with local governments, educators and teachers. We know that education changes people's lives and we look forward to sharing some of our knowledge with visitors during GESS."

Already a recognized global leaders in technology-based learning, and having collaborated with a number of institutions in Dubai, Rosetta Stone has been meeting the language-learning needs of schools and organizations since 1992. More than 8,000 corporations, 9,000 public and non-profit agencies, 20,000 educational institutions and millions of learners worldwide can attest to Rosetta Stone's ability to transcend borders and provide tools to build meaningful relationships and engage today's digital students.

Located at stand M22, Rosetta Stone will welcome visitors and demonstrate its latest enterprise solution, Rosetta Stone TOTALe PRO. Visitors can experience the program's unique methodology in any of 24 available languages, and discover what educators think about Rosetta Stone by viewing video testimonials. To ensure a valuable experience for visitors from around the world, Rosetta Stone's stand will be manned by multilingual representatives who speak Arabic, English, French and German.