The European Union was established after WWII, in 1944, just one year before the establishment of the League of Arab States in 1945. Then came the (Marshall Plan) for the economic recovery of Europe after its destruction during the war. This destruction was worse than what we see in our Arab countries, so much so that we can say that "history bears witness to the cruelty of man and his oppression of his fellow man."

The European Union is a strange phenomenon. The member states have nothing in common except for the desire to establish it, yet this union, which now includes 27 states, was created, and the dream became a reality. Unfortunately, the same did not happen with the Arab nations, despite their common language, history, and systems.

I appreciate that the Arab League was established on the wrong foundations, placing the importance of unity before common economic interests. As the Great Depression was imposed on us, and on the entire world, we had the opportunity to rethink and move from asking for aid and grants to relying on the Arab-Arab partnership. A partnership does not mean sharing sovereignty, but rather sharing plans, because economic partnership does not affect sovereignty at all.
I hope that this will take place and that we shall begin to establish an “Arab bloc” under the umbrella of the Arab League, which is proudly the Home of Arabs, with our knowledge of the global circumstances that impose themselves on its political decisions and make its work arduous. However, there is no rule that we cannot look out for each other's interests in any way!
This great Arab nation deserves to re-formulate its plans to join the global scene...Therefore, as it is said: "The best way to anticipate the future is to create it."
We are not waiting for a common unity at all Arab levels. In practice, the gap between the European Union countries has not narrowed, despite the European Union, but other negatives have emerged, the latest of which was caused by the global pandemic, which was represented by the height of selfishness and unilateralism at the expense of participation and unity!
The Union maintains each country's privacy, but achieves integration in terms of opening borders, facilitating movement between countries, and transfering individuals, goods, and capital. This is my dream and the dream of any Arab youth who is passionate about Arab unity.

Will we witness a new era where the idea of the Arab League to be (a realistic idea) like the European Union or the United States? The time has come to form an Arab group that moves forward to realize this dream initiated by the Arab League or an Arab leadership away from politics, as in Europe.
So let's start a preparatory project to reconstruct the Arab region on the model of the European Union, and we must keep in mind what the International Monetary Fund has declared that "countries' recovery from the economic crisis and depression depends on the pace with which they take steps to do so." We are a great nation with dignity. We should not ask for support or aid from anyone, but rather we should prepare a (partnership plan) between us that will benefit all Arabs. This is my opinion as a citizen who speaks with pride, dignity, and confidence in the Arab world and its people.