Arab League

Definition

The Arab League is a regional intergovernmental organization (IGO) consisting of 22 member states in the Middle East and Africa, founded in 1945 with the purpose of promoting economic, cultural, and political integration among its members. It serves as a platform for coordinating policy and mediating disputes within the Arab world.

Related terms

Intergovernmental Organization (IGO): An IGO is an entity created by treaty, involving two or more nations, to work on issues of common interest.

Diplomacy:

Diplomacy involves managing international relations through negotiation and dialogue between countries.

Regional Integration:

This refers to the process by which neighboring states enter into an agreement in order to upgrade cooperation through common institutions and rules