The Arab Labor Organization (ALO) is the first Specialized Arab Organization concerned with labor affairs and employment issues on National Level. It was established in 12/01/1965, as one of the specialized organizations affiliated with the League of Arab States. ALO is believing in the importance of concerted tripartite in the Arab world, as a need and a core pillar for Arab unity and the recognition that cooperation in the field of employment is the best guarantee for the Arab human rights in decent life, founded on social justice, and the process of effective cooperation for developing Arab society on solid and sound foundations, therefore ALO has a unique tripartite structure in the Arab world gives an opportunity to (workers , employers and governments of 21 Arab countries) to freely debate, elaborate and shape labor standards, policies and programs. History On the 12th of January 1965, the first Conference of Arab Ministers of Labor, held in Baghdad, approved the Arab Labor Charter and the draft Constitution of the Arab Labor Organization. On the 8th of January 1970, the fifth Conference of Arab Labor Ministers, in Cairo, decided to announce the establishment of the Arab Labor Organization after the completion of the necessary number of ratifications of Member States on the Arab Labor Charter and the Constitution of the Organization. The resolution to declare the organization was in response to the national trend, looking forward to achieve unity in various fields. Membership ALO has 21 Arab State Members: Objectives Arab Labor Organization aims to achieve the following : Coordinating efforts in work and workers fields at the Arab and international levels. Developing and maintaining the trade union rights and freedom of association. Providing technical assistance in all fields of labor to the tripartite in the Member States. Developing labor legislation in the Member States and working on standardization. Improving work conditions in the Member States. Developing Arab human resources to take advantage of its full capacities in economic and social development. Developing the Arab workforce and raising productivity efficiency. Preparing a guide, and laying the foundations for occupational classification and characterization. Translating, into Arabic, the labor and vocational training terms. Arab Labor standards Since 1966, Arab Labor Organization has maintained and developed a system of Arab labor standards aimed at promoting opportunities for workers to obtain decent and productive work, in conditions of equity, security, dignity, safe and healthy. These standards have