The Arab World

The Arab World refers to a group of 22 countries primarily located in the Middle East and North Africa where Arabic is widely spoken and culturally interconnected. These nations share historical ties through Arab identity, language, and traditions, but are diverse in geography, religion, and governance. They include countries like Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Morocco. The Arab World has rich histories, from ancient civilizations to modern economic hubs, and plays a significant role in global politics, oil production, and cultural influence. While united by language and cultural heritage, each country maintains its unique identity and societal dynamics.