This study seeks to offer a comprehensive evaluation of the political, economic, and monetary aspects of regional integration efforts in North Africa and West Asia, as well as an assessment of the viability, feasibility, and motivations of such integration in light of the theoretical precepts and related literature, and comparatively to other economic blocs. This work is divided into four main sections: The first two define the concepts of economic integration and identify the main characteristics of the countries present in the area, the third enumerates the integration attempts, and the fourth and last section discusses and analyses these efforts and provides possible policy recommendations.