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Arab Parliament
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| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| agency_name | Arab Parliament |
| type | Parliamentary Union |
| nativename | البرلمان العربي |
| logo | Arab Parliament emblem.jpeg |
| logo_width | 200px |
| formed | |
| preceding2 | |
| headquarters | Tahrir Square, Cairo |
| motto | For the promotion of democracy and stable development |
| chief1_name | Adel Al Asoomi, Bahrain |
| chief1_position | President |
| website | |
| map | Arab League-Map-WS.PNG |
| map_caption | Arab League members |
The Arab Parliament (Arabic: البرلمان العربي) is the legislative body of the Arab League. At the 19th Arab League Summit in Amman, the Arab states agreed to create an Arab Parliament, and came up with a resolution to give Amr Moussa the Secretary-General of the Arab League the power to start and create the Parliament.
In 2004, in the ordinary Arab League Summit in Algiers was the official date where all Arab League Members agreed to send their representative to the temporary Parliament sessions that took place in the headquarters of the Arab League in Cairo, Egypt, with each member state sending four members, until the Parliament is reassigned permanently to its under-construction office in Damascus.
The headquarters was in Damascus until on May 22, 2012, the sessions were suspended and transferred to Cairo. The Arab League is now preparing to move the headquarters of the parliament to Baghdad.
Adel Al Asoomi (of Bahrain) is the current president of the Parliament.
List of Members of the Parliament
Source:
- Algeria : Abd-Allah Bousnan
- Algeria : Abd-El-Hak Boumashra
- Algeria : Ammar Sa'adany
- Algeria : Amr Bouiflan
- Bahrain : Abd-El-Aziz Abd-Allah Al-Moussiy
- Comoros : Elwei Sayed Muhammed
- Comoros : Nour-Eddine Midlaj
- Djibouti : Abd-El-Rahman Hassan Riala
- Djibouti : Fahmy Ahmed Muhammed Al-Hajj
- Djibouti : Moemen Bahdoun Fareh
- Djibouti : Muhammed Edwita Yousif
- Egypt : Mostafa El-Feqqy
- Egypt : Raga'a Ismail al Arabi
- Egypt : Sa'ad Gamal
- Egypt : Sana Abd El-Mene'em El-Banna
- Iraq : Abbas Al-Biati
- Iraq : Moufid El-Jaza'ery
- Iraq : Nour-Eddine Sa'id El-Heyaly
- Iraq : Sertib Muhammad Hussein
- Jordan : Abd-El-Hady Attallah Ammegalli
- Jordan : Abdel-Karim Deghmi
- Jordan : Muhammed Abd-Allah Abou-Hedib
- Jordan : Salwa Damin El-Masri
- Kuwait : Abd-El-Wahed Mahmoud El-Awadi
- Kuwait : Ali Salim Al-Daqbasi
- Kuwait : Awad Bard El-Enzzi
- Kuwait : Mohammed Jassem Al-Sager
- Kuwait : Walid Khaled Al-Gary
- Lebanon : Ali Khreiss
- Lebanon : Robert Iskandar Ghanem
- Libya : Hoda Fathy Salim Bin-Amer
- Libya : Abd Alsalam Naseya
- Mauritania : Muhammed Ould El-Sheikh Al-Moustafa
- Mauritania : Muhammed Ould Harun Ould El-Sheikh Sidiya
- Mauritania : Muhammed Ould Muhammed El-Hafez
- Mauritania : Salma Bint Tekdi
- Morocco : Abd-El-Raham Lidek
- Morocco : Abd-El-Wahed Arrady
- Morocco : Seddik Ghoule
- Oman : Ali Bin-Said El Behya'i
- Oman : Fahd Bin-Majid Al-Mamari
- Oman : Sief Bin Hashim El-Maskary
- Oman : Soud Bin Ahmed El Berouani
- Palestine : Rawhi Fattouh
- Palestine : Salim Zanoun
- Qatar : Aisha Yousef al-Mannai
- Qatar : Mubarak Ghanem Bouthamer Ali
- Qatar : Nasser Khalil El-Jidah
- Saudi Arabia : Mansour Bin-Mahmoud Abd-El-Ghaffar
- Saudi Arabia : Muhammed Bin-Abd-Allah Bin-Muhammed El-Ghamdi
- Saudi Arabia : Muhammed Bin-Ibrahim Bin-Muhammed El-Helwa
- Somalia : Zakaria Mohamed Haji-Abdi
- Somalia : Muhammed Amr Tolha
- Somalia : Muhammed Mualim Abd-El-Rahman
- Somalia : Qamar Adam Ali
- Sudan : Muhammed El-Hussein Al-Amin Ahmed Nasser
- Sudan : Salih Ahmed El-Toum El-Omraby
- Sudan : Samia Hussein Sayed Ahmed
- Syria : Mahmoud El-Abrash
- Syria : Nasser Qaddour
- Tunisia : A'eda Morgan Haram El-Shemsy
- Tunisia : Muhammed Bin-Hady Ouaynee
- Tunisia : Muhammed Sobhi Boudreballah
- Tunisia : Omara Bin-Muhammed Al-Makhloufy
- United Arab Emirates : Abd-El-Rahman Ali Al-Shamsy
- United Arab Emirates : Muhammed Salim El-Mazrouy
- Yemen : Abd-Allah Ahmed Ghanem
- Yemen : Ali Abd-allah Abou-Hleika
- Yemen : Mansour Aziz Hamoud El-Zendany
Observers
- (2010).
References
References
- Bakkar, Aya. (2024-10-31). "Arab Parliament".
- "Arab Parliament {{!}} UIA Yearbook Profile {{!}} Union of International Associations".
- Abdulhameed, Mudher Abullraheem. (2019-01-01). "Measuring the Arab Parliament’s institutional development". Review of Economics and Political Science.
- (2020-10-28). "البحرينى عادل العسومى رئيسا للبرلمان العربى بالتزكية".
- (2024-05-02). "Arab Parliament Speaker praises Egypt's efforts to stop Israeli aggression on Gaza".
- "Arabic Parliament".
- (August 9, 2010). "Turkey to join Arab Parliament as observer". Hurriyet Daily News.
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