Arab Customs Union

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Arab leaders
King Salman King Abdullah Fattah el-Sisi
Ideology
Arab nationalism Nasserism Arab socialism Ba'athism Third International Theory Islamism Sunni Islam Anti-Iranian sentiment Anti-Shi'ism Antisemitism Anti-Zionism
Attempts at political union
Arab Federation Arab Islamic Republic Federation of Arab Republics Unified Political Command Union of Arab Republics United Arab Kingdom United Arab Republic United Arab States
Organizational unions
Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf (GCC) Arab Maghreb Union

Multilateral
African Union ASEAN European Union Latin America
Bilateral
Brazil China Eritrea France India Eritrea Iran Israel Pakistan Turkey United States Uzbekistan Venezuela

Transportation

Railways
Aviation
Berlin–Baghdad Hejaz ONCF Palestine
Bridges
Dubai Smile Qatar–Bahrain Causeway King Fahd Causeway Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Crossing Saudi–Egypt Causeway Bridge of the Horns

Media
Arab-SAT Nile-SAT Arab Media Group Arabian Television Network Arab International Media Services Al Arabiya Al Jazeera
Arab Capital of Culture
Algiers (2007) Jerusalem (2008) Damascus (2009) Doha (2010)
Arabic language Cuisine Art Literature Mu'allaqat) Dress
Sport
Pan Arab Games Arab Champions League ( Cup Winners' Cup) Arabian Gulf Cup Arab Cup

Religion
Muslims (majority) Christians Jews Yazidis Shabaks Mandaeans Hinduism
Ethnicities
Arabs (Arabization) Berbers Kurds Nubians Somalis other
Arab diaspora
Lifestyles
Bedouin Marsh Arabs
Language
Arabic (majority) Afar Armenian Berber Hebrew Kurdish Nubian Persian Somali

The Arab Customs Union is a customs union announced at the Arab League's 2009 Arab Economic and Social Development Summit in Kuwait in order to achieve a functional customs union by 2015 and an Arab common market by 2020 and to increase inter-Arab trade and integration.^[1]