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The Architecture for Java Universal Message Passing (A-JUMP) is a message passing implementation based on MPJ specifications. It is written purely in Java. One of the design goals of A-JUMP is interoperability, where applications written in different programming languages must be able to communicate with each other. Moreover, programmers can write parallel applications using the programming language of their choice and their applications must also be portable across different platforms. The communication backbone of A-JUMP is High Performance Computing (HPC) bus. HPC bus is based on ActiveMQ – an implementation of Java Message Service (JMS). In this research work, we have augmented multilingual support for A-JUMP that includes language bindings for C/C++ and C#. Code distribution and execution on A-JUMP framework using C/C++ and C# applications is achieved. We have also provided APIs for the respective languages and tested the inter-language communication between C/C++, C# and Java applications. Performance results of code execution and communication of C/C++, and C# implementations are also presented.