The Arab summits have remained a clear expression of the extent of the official Arab impotence, and the extent to which the current model of the Arab state has reached in terms of weakness and flabbiness, and the loss of the ability to express the aspirations, hopes, ambitions, and yearning of its peoples for a free and dignified life. This has made the convening of such summits more like a routine protocol that has no value in the reality of these peoples who have lost hope in anything official Arab, and there has become a vast gap between the Arab citizen and the ruler.