The League of Arab States (LAS) was formed in the Republic of Egypt in 1945. And since its creation it counts with 22 state members. The league’s aims are to strengthen and coordinate the political, cultural, economic, and social programs of its members, as well as countering disputes among them or between them and third parties. The League of Arab States works within the Alexandria Protocol, which leads all of its members to cooperate with and through impartiality and diplomacy. Since its creation, the league has solved political conflicts, extremist organizations and health issues, sharing goals and projects of prosperity in Africa and the Middle East with governments and society in order to promote and bring peace, security and stability by preventing conflict. While doing so, the league achieves the expansion of economic opportunity, promotion and advances for human rights and creation of political inclusion.

In order to fulfill its aim of promoting stability, equity and security to their members through impartiality as established, the League of Arab States is entitled to:

• Cooperate with military forces conducive to the tracking and countering of extremist groups and criminal organizations threatening the security;

• Revise and reform the design of national laws, standards and norms according to the

legal differences between nations in order to improve security and economic stability;

• Provide forums of discussion and dialogue to its members and third parties, seeking for future affairs including social and cultural protection;

• Work with the United Nations Security Council looking forward to carry victuals and documentation into hard access conflict zones;

• Supervise international non-governmental as well as government organizations in economic projects such as commerce and industry manufacturing that involves members of the league.