The Arab League, composed of 22 member states in the Arab world, includes many oil-rich nations such as Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Kuwait, and the United Arab Emirates. Given the significant oil reserves in these member states, oil plays a crucial role in the economies and politics of many Arab League countries. The league often discusses and coordinates policies related to oil production, pricing, and distribution among its members. Additionally, oil wealth can influence the league's diplomatic efforts and regional influence.
