Cairo:The State Information Service (SIS), led by Ambassador Alaa Youssef, has published the 19th edition of its periodical "Arab and Regional Horizons." This issue features a comprehensive analysis of the U.S.-Iranian war's impact on Arab national security and its broader political, military, economic, and strategic consequences.

According to State Information Service Egypt, the publication includes a series of studies that delve into the conflict's effect on Arab security and economies. It traces the evolution of the conflict from proxy wars to direct confrontations and examines the role of non-Arab interventions in affecting Arab national security. Additionally, the strategic importance of maritime routes, such as the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, is highlighted.

The edition also covers various economic and development topics relevant to the Arab region. These include the rise of the Arab digital economy, the growth of startups, cross-border e-commerce, logistical connectivity, and the integration of supply chains among Arab nations.

Furthermore, the publication reviews the outcomes of Algeria's recent parliamentary elections and discusses the potential for advancing joint Arab initiatives following the appointment of a new secretary-general of the League of Arab States.