Arab Parliament

The Arab Parliament is a legislative body established by the Arab League to represent the peoples of its member states. It serves as a forum for discussing regional issues, promoting political and economic cooperation, and advising on policies affecting Arab countries. Composed of elected representatives from each member nation, the Parliament aims to enhance coordination, strengthen regional unity, and voice common interests. Although it has limited legislative power and mainly functions as an advisory body, it seeks to foster dialogue and collaboration across the Arab world.