Any dialogue between certain individuals, institutions or authorities is naturally supposed to crystallize the visions of the participant powers in a joint concept. This means unifying and strengthening social parties. Such dialogue should depend on clear and enlightened transparency. The aims of social dialogue in the Arab world are formed according to the features of social characters participating in the dialogue. As for Arab world, dialogue depends on a legacy rich in ethics that control and direct its behavior.
Social dialogue is considered a non-stop constructive process.
It starts with the family through school and ends with the social structure. This dialogue exists between parents and their children, students and their colleagues, parties and political establishments, the states and the parties, the writers and their readers and the actors and their audience. Accordingly, social dialogue is a deeply rooted social behavior. However, it differs from one era to another and from one society to another in terms of form, content and issues discussed. Moreover, social regulations and traditions that determine the direction, ethics and behavior of dialogue differ from time to time.