The Arab Spring signifies a series of protests and uprisings across the Arab world starting in 2010, aimed at challenging authoritarian regimes and demanding political reforms. Its political significance lies in its potential to inspire democratization and greater political participation among previously oppressed populations. Though outcomes varied, with some countries experiencing civil conflict, others saw regime change. The Arab Spring also highlighted the role of social media in mobilizing citizens, thus reshaping political discourse and demonstrating the fragility of long-standing autocratic systems.