Arab Union

The Arab Union refers to various cooperative agreements and organizations among Arab countries aimed at political, economic, and cultural collaboration. Notably, the Arab League, founded in 1945, is the most prominent example, consisting of 22 member states. Its goals include promoting unity, supporting member interests, and addressing regional issues, such as conflict resolution and economic development. The concept of Arab unity has historical roots in nationalist movements, with aims to foster solidarity among Arab nations, though challenges such as political differences persist. Overall, the Arab Union seeks to enhance cooperation among the diverse nations of the Arab world.