@Khan2727 We might see Arab iranian peace soon
The geddah meet really fell apart and now biden is trying to pick on mainly Egypt for whatever reason
I highly doubt that if the Iranian regime keeps interfering in unstable Arab countries opportunistically (notice that they cannot interfere in any stable Arab countries - tell me what their influence/interference amounts to in Egypt, KSA, GCC states, Morocco, Algeria, Jordan etc. - the answer is zero) and continues to create/support terrorist groups, militias etc. King Abdullah of Jordan just condemned them, I saw.
Monarch makes rare public criticism of Iran after taking part in US-Arab meeting in Jeddah
www.thenationalnews.com
Anyway most Arab states don't care as the regional battlegrounds will remain Iraq and Syria (I don't include tiny Lebanon) and those states are already messed up so they are the ones that will be screwed in the future too most likely. There is no genuine unity anywhere in the Muslim world. If there was genuine unity in the Arab world for instance, the likes of Syria, Iraq, Libya, Yemen etc. would never have occurred regardless of outside influence.
With the regimes ruling the Middle East/Muslim world, policies at play, historical rivalries, sectarian angle etc. I don't see any long-lasting changes for the better anytime soon. I could be wrong of course.
As for regional cooperation/blocs, I only see 1 succesful one and that is the GCC and that is also only due to them sharing the same ethnicity, language, overall culture, geography, form of government (monarchy) yet despite that there is no common union yet (shared currency, army, passport) or an actual powerful single federal state. Just imagine the amount of oil and gas alone such a federal state would control or all the strategic waterways. That is why the West did everything to divide them and continues to do so but the Arab leaderships are not helping themselves either.
I will give you the example of Qatar. 350.000 Qatari natives control HALF of the natural gas reserves that 146 million big Russia (largest natural gas reserves in the world) has.
Qatar size:
11,581 km2
Russia size:
17,098,246 km2
Think for a second how many universities, schools, research funding, investments all that natural gas wealth of small Qatar could accomplish in a large GCC federal state let alone what that money could do in other Arab countries. Take your country Egypt with 100 million people as an example of how such money could fundamentally change the country for the better. It could lift 10's of millions of people from poverty. Within the large mass of people there are 100's if not 1000's of potential geniuses that could be cultivated to improve the industrialization of each Arab country. Yet all that wealth is controlled by just 1 family and a few allied powerful Qatari families. Of course since there are so few natives (350.000) they are all millionaires but that's not the point here.
Instead that wealth is just mostly spend in small Qatar instead of being spread in all of the GCC and Arab world thus making both of them stronger and eventually Qatar itself loses in the long run. Same goes for the wealth of every Arab state that is mostly spent within that state only. Basically Arabs are shooting themselves in the foot.
I don't know If anything fell apart, after all nothing serious was planned, everything that came out about some Middle Eastern NATO, Israeli alliance was mainly the work of desperate Israeli/Western media if you noticed. I think that we talked about that already in the Biden thread. You yourself wrote that there is already a political Arab bloc (somewhat) and they were all there.
I think that the only thing that they can all agree with is that a major war would benefit nobody in the region so they are probably trying to avoid that using diplomacy. Similar to Pakistan-Gangia/India.
Anyway what are the Egyptian-Sudanese ties like nowadays? Have they improved?