The mark consists of six stylized arcs that intersect each other, with a palm tree visible at the intersection point of the two topmost arcs. There are three arcs on either side of the logo. The three arcs emanate from the same point, and proceed to spread out in different yet nearly similar paths, with each differently sized arc forming quarter circles that are visibly separate from each other at the thicker ends, yet joined together at the thinner ends that also constitute their starting points. The thin ends of the arcs are pointed and sharp tips. As the arcs travel, they grow progressively thicker. The thicker ends form a tape-like appearance, with the very end appearing to form the side of a polygonal shape. This design is contained within two circles, both of which act as containers for the words "Saudi", "American", "Public", "Relation", "Affairs", and "Committee". Every word is followed by a star, with the exception of the word "Committee", making a total of five stars. The words are stylized and written in a circular fashion, as if to follow the path of the two circles that contain them. This larger design is further complemented by the word "SAPRAC" beneath it, all in large, upper-case letters. Further still, "SAPRAC" is accompanied by the six words that the abbreviation stands for, by having the words "Saudi", "American", "Public", "Relation", "Affairs", and "Committee" right beneath it. This completes the entire logo.