Editing Arab League (section)

===Transport===
The Arab League is divided into five parts when it comes to transport, with the [[Arabian Peninsula]] and the [[Near East]] being entirely connected by air, sea, roads and railways. Another part of the League is the [[Nile Valley]], made up of [[Egypt]] and [[Sudan]]. These two member states have started to improve the River Nile's navigation system to improve accessibility and thus foster trading. A new railway system is also set to connect the southern Egyptian city of [[Abu Simbel]] with the northern Sudanese city of [[Wadi Halfa]] and then to [[Khartoum]] and [[Port Sudan]]. The third division of the League is the [[Maghreb]], where a 3,000&nbsp;km stretch of railway runs from the southern cities of [[Morocco]] to [[Tripoli, Libya|Tripoli]] in Western [[Libya]]. The fourth division of the League is the [[Horn of Africa]], whose member states include [[Djibouti]] and [[Somalia]]. These two Arab League states are separated by only ten nautical miles from the Arabian Peninsula by the [[Bab el Mandeb]] and this is quickly changing as Tarik bin Laden, the brother of [[Osama bin Laden]], has initiated the construction of the ambitious [[Bridge of the Horns]] project, which ultimately aims to connect the [[Horn of Africa]] with the [[Arabian Peninsula]] via a massive bridge. The project is intended to facilitate and accelerate the already centuries-old trade and commerce between the two regions. The last division of the League is the isolated archipelago of the [[Comoros]] located off the coast of [[East Africa]], which is not physically connected to any other Arab state, but still trades with other Arab League members.