First:
Participate in the activities of the Association.

Second:
Access to the association’s documents, including decisions issued by the Assembly, whether from the General Assembly, the Board, the Administrative Officer/Executive Director or others

Third:
See the general budget of the Association and its annexes at the Assembly’s headquarters and well before it is presented to the General Assembly

Fourth:
Attending the General Assembly.

Fifth:
Vote on General Assembly resolutions if he spends six months from the date he joins the Assembly.

Sixth:
Receive basic information about the association’s activities periodically.

Seventh:
See the financial records and documents at the association’s headquarters.

Eighth:
Call the General Assembly to convene an extraordinary meeting in solidarity with 25% of the members who have the right to attend the General Assembly.

Ninth:
The member may address the Assembly with a letter from which he or she will address the Board, and the Assembly may address the member with a letter issued by the Board or authorized by the Board to be handed over to the member in person, or sent to him through any of his addresses listed in the membership register.

Tenth:
Acting in writing to a member to represent him in the presence of the General Assembly.

Eleventh:
Applying for membership of the Board, at least six months after the date of joining the
Association and paying the subscription.

Twelveth:
For a general member to address the Association through any means available, and the Board or its delegates must provide the answer through the same means or through its address registered in the membership register.

Thirteenth:
Full voting privileges in all elections and matters open to the general membership.