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Cairo is the Administrative Center (aka Captial) of the Arab League.
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When Algeria join Arab league?
Algeria join the Arab league 1962
How many Arab countries are represented in the league of ARAB states?
22
When did Morocco join the Arab league?
Morocco joined the league in 1958. ^.^
Which island country last join Arab league?
The last island country to join the Arab League was Comoros. Khawar Mehmood Khan
What is the population of Arab League?
More then 350 million Arabs and more then 100 million non-Arabs
Why did Libya join the Arab league?
Libya joined the Arab League because it is an Arab country.
When was Arab Champions League created?
Arab Champions League was created in 1982.
When Algeria join Arab league?
Algeria join the Arab league 1962
When was Arab League created?
The Arab League was created on March 22, 1945.
Is Iran a member of the Arab League?
No. Iran, in fact, is not an Arab country as well not being a member of the Arab League.
When the Arab capital was moved to Damascus the dynasty was founded?
When the Arab capital was moved Damascus the dynasty was founded?
The Umayyad Dynasty was founded when the Arab capital was moved.
What is the capital of abu dhabi?
Abu Dhabi is City and is Capital of the United Arab Emirates.
What is the political capital of the United Arab Emirates?
Abu Dhabi is the capital city of the United Arab Emirates.
What is the Name of Headquarter of Arab league?
The headquarters of the Arab League is located in Cairo, Egypt. It was established in 1945 and serves as a forum for member states to discuss and coordinate political and economic issues.
How many Arab countries are represented in the league of ARAB states?
22
Why and when did the Arab League expel Libya?
When Gaddafi started shooting at protesters in March of 2011, the Arab League had enough of him and decided to temporarily suspend Libya from the Arab League. Gaddafi himself is not a fan of the Arab League and hated almost every Arab leader in the Arab League (except for Bashar Al-Assad of Syria, Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria and Ali Abdullah Saleh of Yemen, all of whom did not voiced any complaints of Gaddafi shooting at protesters)
