Arab League
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Summary
Arab League is a regional organization[1]. It draws 27,370 Wikipedia views per month (regional organization category, ranking #3 of 14).[2]
Key Facts
- Award received: Honorary Member of the Order of Merit (Portugal)[3]
- Continent: Africa[4], Asia[5]
- Instance of: political union[6], international organization[7], language-based geopolitical organization[8]
- Official language: Arabic[9]
- Currency: Algerian dinar[10], Bahraini dinar[11], Comorian franc[12], Djiboutian franc[13], Egyptian pound[14], Iraqi dinar[15], Jordanian dinar[16], Kuwaiti dinar[17], Lebanese pound[18], Libyan dinar[19], Mauritanian ouguiya[20], Moroccan dirham[21], Omani rial[22], Qatari riyal[23]
- Shares border with: Turkey[24], Iran[25], Mali[26], Niger[27], Chad[28], Senegal[29], Central African Republic[30], Ethiopia[31], Eritrea[32], Spain[33], Kenya[34], South Sudan[35]
- Founder: Egypt[36], Iraq[37], Jordan[38], Lebanon[39], Saudi Arabia[40], Syria[41], Yemen[42], Morocco[43]
- Headquarters location: Headquarters of the Arab League[44], Cairo[45]
- Flag: flag of the League of Arab States[46]
- Legislative body: Arab Parliament[47]
- Child organization or unit: Arab Monetary Fund[48], Arab Air Carriers Organization[49], Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization[50], Arab Parliament[51]
- Commons category: Arab League[52]
- Foundational text: Charter of the Arab League[53]
- Chairperson: Ahmed Aboul Gheit[54], Nabil Fahmi[55]
- Has part(s): Lebanon[56]
- Diplomatic relation: Russia[57]
Why It Matters
Arab League has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[58] It is known by 43 alternative names across languages and contexts.[59]
FAQs
What awards did Arab League receive?
Honors received include Honorary Member of the Order of Merit (Portugal)[3].