Its general headquarters is in Cairo, and the idea of establishing it as a popular representative institution within the framework of the Arab League dates back to the mid-fifties of the last century. On March 29, 2012 AD, the Council of the League of Arab States at the summit level in Baghdad issued a decision to adopt the statute of the Arab Parliament as a permanent Arab parliamentary institution to serve the higher interests of the Arab nation and to confirm the principle of expanding political participation as a basis for democratic development in Arab countries to strengthen ties between Arab peoples.
IIMSAM holds the status of permanent international observer in the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, the organization concerned with combating hunger and malnutrition, and it enjoys diplomatic and official status at the United Nations, as it acquired its diplomatic status in the United Nations as an official intergovernmental organization on March 5, 2003, and under Articles of law of the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
A non-profit, civil, international parliamentary organization, licensed in Sweden and registered in the European Union, its objectives are to support national and international governmental and civil efforts in promoting human development and development in all its forms around the world without discrimination and in various vital fields such as education, health sector, alternative energy, environment and economy, and in the areas of community development For the family, children and women.
It is a union that operates under the umbrella of the League of Arab States and through the Council of Arab Information Ministers. official headquarters is based in Cairo where it was established in the mid-eighties and was approved by a decision of the League of Arab States in 1990. Throughout these years, APUTV worked to improve the conditions of Arab production to ensure that all rights of workers in the field of television production were guaranteed. APUTV includes in its membership more than 450 production companies in the Arab world. It organizes and implements many forums and festivals, and many subsidiary unions in the Arab countries emerge from it.
An Arab authority specialized in supporting joint Arab media satellite broadcasting, based in the Jordanian capital, Amman, and it exercises its media functions as an observer in the Council of Arab Information Ministers – the League of Arab States. The authority works to achieve joint Arab action and develop trained media cadres.
It is the largest television network specialized in coordinating joint broadcasting in the world, according to the statistics of the Guinness Book of Records in 2010, based in the Emirate of Dubai, and its membership includes 100 television channels, 40 publishing institutions, 10 news agencies, 218 FM radio stations, in addition to 2500 electronic publishers. It is also the media arm of the Arab Women Campaign, and it has made significant marks on the Arab media map with its media programs and projects over more than 30 years of giving and achievement.
It is based in Cairo and is a governmental organization operating within the framework of the League of Arab States. The League Council approved the establishment of the organization based on the “Cairo Declaration” issued by the first Arab Women Summit Conference held in November 2000 and with a joint organization between the National Council for Women in Egypt, the Hariri Foundation in Lebanon and the League of Arab States. The agreement establishing the organization entered into force in March 2003.
It was formed by the will of recognized governmental and non-governmental institutions that work to care for and advance families in the Arab world. The majority of Arab countries participated in its establishment, and it was recognized by the League of Arab States on September 14, 1978 AD.
Within the framework of the Council of Arab Economic Unity, an Arab organization for Arab women was established under the name “The Arab Union for Specialized Women” at the founding conference held in Cairo from December 22-23 with the participation and attendance of 17 Arab countries, and Lebanon was represented by a distinguished elite of 15 A Lebanese woman who came from different Lebanese regions.
A Jordanian women’s social institution founded on the initiative of Jordanian pioneers in 1945, the most prominent of whom was the late Mrs. Emily Bisharat. The union’s activity declined with social and cultural work at first, then centers for motherhood and childhood care, combating illiteracy among women, and health and social education were established.
The Organization of the National Union of Algerian Women, which derives its existence from the characteristics of its position that it has taken for itself, through its struggles for Algerian women and its outstanding contributions to the national liberation revolution, in November 1954, and that it derives from its glorious history and past rich in achievements, even before it held its founding conference in 1966.
An independent women’s association with a legal reference was established in 1989 and it works to achieve full and effective equality between the sexes. The association works in many fields through committees that include experts and members of the struggle on a voluntary basis. From it emerge the Committee to Combat Violence against Women, the Legal and Communication Committee, the Sexual and Reproductive Rights Committee, and many other committees, and the Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Committee, which is concerned with studies in the field and the reception of women victims of economic violence.
The Democratic Association of Moroccan Women (ADFM) is an independent, non-governmental and non-profit Moroccan women’s association established in June 1985 in Casablanca by a group of women from the Progress and Socialism Party, including Mrs. Nozha Skali and Mrs. Amina Lamrini.
It is based in Cairo and works to address all forms of discrimination against women and urges the legislative authorities to reconsider all legislation that contradicts international conventions related to women’s rights. And directing the institution’s decisions related to programs and strategies.
Formerly known as the “Institute for Women’s Studies in the Arab World”, it was established in 1973 based on the history of the Lebanese University as a school for women at that time. It was the first institute of its kind in the Arab world. The institute works to promote women’s empowerment and gender equality.
It is a Palestinian feminist, mass, development, human rights and educational association that contributes to developing the struggle of Palestinian women in its national, social and developmental dimensions.
It is a voluntary social and cultural institution that was proclaimed by a ministerial decree on 19/2/1972. It seeks to advance Omani women in all social and cultural fields, and works to expand the base of voluntary women’s work numerically and geographically. It is based in the Wilayat of Bawshar in the Governorate of Muscat.
It is the first women’s association established in the UAE. It was established in 1967 AD and was announced by the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs in 1979 AD with the support and encouragement of the founder of the United Arab Emirates under the slogan of a bright future.
It is known by the acronym “CREDIF” and it is a specialized research center on women’s rights in Tunisia. Based on Law No. 78 of August 7, 1990, this center was established as a non-administrative public institution under the supervision of the Ministry of Women’s Affairs.
Known by the acronym “Kawthar”. The center was established in 1993 in response to the desire of many international and regional organizations, NGOs and Arab governments, to establish a regional center for research and studies on the situation of women. The Center collects, analyzes and publishes data, indicators and statistics related to the economic, social and political conditions of women. The center also contributes to building the capacities of supporters, supporting networking and strategic partnerships, and promoting action plans related to advocating women’s rights.
The Egyptian Women’s Issues Foundation is a non-governmental organization established in 1995 with the aim of providing legal support and assistance to Egyptian women. Its reference in its work is the constitution, Egyptian laws and international agreements.
It is a non-profit organization established in 2011, based in Lebanon, that works to support gender equality and support the participation and empowerment of women through the development of policies and legal amendments and the involvement of men in combating violence against women and rejecting discrimination.
Kafa Violence and Exploitation (KAFA) is a Lebanese civil, non-governmental, non-profit, feminist and secular organization that aspires to a society free from patriarchal and discriminatory social, economic and legal structures towards women. KAFA, since its establishment in 2005, seeks to eradicate all forms of gender-based violence and exploitation. It seeks the actual realization of gender equality.
The Dubai Foundation for Women and Children (DFWAC) is the first licensed non-profit shelter in the UAE for women and children victims of domestic violence, child abuse, and human trafficking. It was established in July 2007 to offer victims immediate protection and support services in accordance with international human rights obligations.
Dubai Women Establishment (DWE) was formed as a statutory body of Dubai Government in 2006 under law no. (24) by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President and Prime Minister, and Ruler of Dubai. the Establishment’s mission is to champion women in driving the socio-economic future of Dubai through influencing policies, sharing knowledge and leading initiatives.
