Monday, September 15, 2008
This article includes letters from both Amr Moussa, Arab League Secretary General, and Dr. Nader Riad, Chairman of Bavaria Egypt, discussing the outcome of the March 2007 Arab Summit which was held in Riyadh. This summit was held in order to adopt a resolution on the economic, social, and developmental issues that are currently underway in the Arab world.(Available in Arabic – German in PDF )
This article includes letters from both Amr Moussa, Arab League Secretary General, and Dr. Nader Riad, Chairman of Bavaria Egypt, discussing the outcome of the March 2007 Arab Summit which was held in Riyadh. This summit was held in order to adopt a resolution on the economic, social, and developmental issues that are currently underway in the Arab world. It is the hope of all the members involved to boost the economic outcome of the Arab world. Currently there are very few ties between each state. Members of the summit stress the importance of implementing trade ties that will allow businessmen the ability to travel and work within the entire Arab world. Mirroring the structure of the European Union, these proposed changes would help boost economies, and put the Arab world on the map for a connected and integrated region.
