Saudi Saad Bin Hamad Saadah Elected First Deputy Speaker of Arab Parliament

By the Editorial Team · Sunday, October 25, 2026

Saad Bin Hamad Saadah of Saudi Arabia was elected as the First Deputy Speaker of the Arab Parliament with 53 votes in a public session at the Arab League headquarters. His appointment is seen as a move to boost cooperation and legislative coordination among Arab countries to address shared regional issues.

Saad Bin Hamad Saadah of Saudi Arabia has been elected as the First Deputy Speaker of the Arab Parliament, securing a significant majority during a public voting session held at the headquarters of the Arab League in Cairo. Saadah received the backing of 53 votes, surpassing his competitors due to his wide support and prominent role in Arab parliamentary work.

The election took place as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen cooperation and coordination among the legislative bodies of Arab countries. The Arab Parliament aims to advance common objectives and address shared concerns across the Arab world. Officials emphasized that Saadah’s appointment reflects a commitment to enhancing the effectiveness of parliamentary collaboration in the region.

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