Anglicisation policies are generally government-driven initiatives aimed at promoting the adoption and use of the English language and culture in non-English-speaking countries or regions. These policies may involve various measures, such as promoting bilingualism or multilingualism, establishing English language schools, using English as the official language, or encouraging the use of English in media and communication. The ultimate goal of such policies is often to facilitate international communication and integration, enhance economic competitiveness, and promote social and cultural exchange. However, these policies are often controversial, as they can also lead to the marginalization and loss of local languages and cultures.
