The term "Arab States" refers to a group of countries in the Arab World where Arabic is the official language. These countries are primarily located in the Middle East and North Africa, including nations like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Jordan. The Arab States share cultural, historical, and linguistic ties, which contribute to their collective identity. The Arab League is a regional organization that promotes political, economic, and cultural cooperation among its member states. Established in 1945, it currently includes 22 member countries. The Arab States face various challenges, including political instability, economic development, and social issues, while also being rich in cultural heritage and natural resources.