What role for the Arabs in the context of conflicts?

The Arab summit for development, economic and social development, in the presence of many Arab presidents and kings, and in the absence of the Libyan state, due to the objections of some Lebanese forces to their participation and the absence of Syria, which no Arab decision was taken until the end of January. Now let's go back to the League of Arab States.

Beirut has completed all the logistical, field and media preparations for the summit. Some Lebanese officials count on the importance of this summit to help Lebanon overcome various internal and external challenges: a preliminary conference of Arab civil society organizations was held at the ESCWA headquarters in Beirut to study some ideas and proposals that will be presented at the summit. The Arab National Congress made a special appeal to the summit, which included many suggestions and ideas for dealing with Arab problems.

But what can this summit offer to the Arab world to face the various internal and external challenges? Is the Arab League still the good framework for tackling Arab problems and problems, in light of the conflicts between the various Arab countries and the division of the Arab world between a series of regional and international axes? And what future for the Arabs and their countries after the American decision to withdraw from Syria and the growing conflicts and competition between regional and international powers to fill the gap caused by this withdrawal?

What can this summit offer to the Arab world to face the various internal and external challenges? Is the Arab League still the good framework for tackling Arab problems and problems, in light of the conflicts between the various Arab countries and the division of the Arab world between a series of regional and international axes?

Informed political sources in Beirut believe that the Arab world is currently going through a dangerous transition after the failure of the Arab revolutions, the divisions between the Arab states, the failure of the regional councils and the failure of the Arab League. Just as a platform to declare positions or to consolidate conflicts and disagreements between the different Arab parties.

The sources stressed that in addition to divisions and conflicts between the various Arab countries, conflicts spread to a large number of Arab countries, whose fate depends on regional and international efforts and is no longer able to deal with its problems. interior. This applies to a large number of these countries, notably Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya and Somalia, while others suffer from deep internal crises such as Egypt, Sudan, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Algeria , Tunisia and Morocco. Moreover, the conflicts between the Gulf States and the siege of some Arab countries to Qatar, and the growing role of Iran and Turkey in many Arab countries, in addition to the constant threat of the Zionist occupation of Palestine, and the ongoing preparation of the settlement and settlement of the Palestinian question and the normalization between the Zionist entity and some Arab countries.

The Arab world is facing today an existential challenge, both as regards the future of cooperation and relations between the Arab countries, and as regards the future of each Arab country separately, the Arab League still

In light of these facts and of the atmosphere, these sources consider that the Arab world is facing today an existential challenge, both regarding the future of cooperation and relations between the Arab countries, and regarding the future of each Arab country separately. Politician, able to solve the Arab problems and provide a new vision for the future of the Arabs in the next phase?

"I feel that the Arab League is almost non-existent, and it is better to replace it with the regional university, to include Turkey and Iran," said Walid Jumblatt, head of the Lebanese Progressive Socialist Party.

Some calls and projects launched in the last two years require a regional dialogue between Arabs, Iranians, Turks and Kurds to address the various challenges the region faces at this stage

This proposal, announced by Jumblatt, coincides with some of the calls and projects launched in the last two years that require a regional dialogue between Arabs, Iranians, Turks and Kurds to address the various challenges of the region at this stage, which will increase in the coming days to because of the US decision to withdraw from Syria and the implications that will be left in the future.

Therefore, we are facing a new phase in the Arab world: it seems that the Arab summits, whether economic or developmental, or periodical, are no longer able to face the crises of the Arab world, and what is needed is to look deeply into the future of the Arab world in the next phase, Able to respond to various challenges in light of regional and international conflicts.