ElBaradei: Arab collective mind nearly inactive

Mohamed ElBaradei, former Egyptian Vice President and former Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency, criticized the "Arab collective mind" and described it as "almost out of service" due to current disagreements and divisions. He emphasized that a comprehensive and realistic review of the Arab reality, along with consensus on a strategic vision, is essential—especially amid the restructuring of the global system and its geopolitical, economic, social, and technological dimensions. ElBaradei also pointed to the deteriorating security situation in the Middle East resulting from the US-Iranian conflict, increasing tensions, the emergence of nuclear weapons in the region, and he warned of a new global order that could undermine Arab rights and interests if unified stances and plans are not established.

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