Arab League Overview and Functions

The video tutorial discusses the unity of Arab countries, focusing on the Arab League's role in fostering cooperation beyond religious ties. It covers the League's founding, structure, and functions, highlighting its efforts to maintain sovereignty, avoid conflict, and promote economic cooperation among member states. The lesson concludes with a homework assignment.

What was the main focus of the previous lesson discussed in the introduction?

• South American countries

• European countries

• Arab countries in Africa

• Arab countries in Asia

What is the primary purpose of the Arab League?

• To establish a common currency

• To create a military alliance

• To unite Arab countries beyond religion

• To promote tourism

Which country was the Arab League first founded in?

• Lebanon

• Egypt

• Jordan

• Saudi Arabia

How many observer countries are part of the Arab League?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• Five

Which of the following is NOT an objective of the Arab League?

• Defending each other

• Enhancing free trade

• Avoiding conflict

• Promoting cultural exchange

Which two countries are considered dominant players in the Arab League?

• UAE and Qatar

• Iraq and Syria

• Jordan and Lebanon

• Egypt and Saudi Arabia

What is one of the main roles of the Arab League's council?

• To manage tourism

• To represent member states

• To conduct elections

• To organize sports events

Who typically represents a country in the Arab League's council?

• The Foreign Minister

• The Prime Minister

• The President

• The Defense Minister

What is the role of the Arab League Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization?

• To coordinate cultural and educational activities

• To manage economic policies

• To oversee military operations

• To regulate trade agreements

How often does the council of the Arab League meet?

• Twice a year

• Once a month

• Every two years

• Once a year