Headquarters of the Arab League, Diplomatic building in Egypt
The headquarters of the Arab League stands as a significant structure in Cairo.
Instituted in 1945, the Arab League works to foster connections among Arabic-speaking countries.
The site represents a focal point for Arab solidarity and cultural dialogue.
General public visits are not possible at this diplomatic institution.
It has been a venue for critical regional political meetings.
Location: Cairo Governorate
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