World farmers' conference hails Mubarak's message
Regional-Egypt, Local, 6/1/2002

The World Farmers 35th conference hailed the vital issues included in President Hosni Mubarak's message to the conference which centered on just and comprehensive peace.

The "Giza Statement", issued at the conclusion of the conference Friday, praised Egypt's development and peaceful policy as well as the atmosphere of peace and stability prevailing in the country.

The conference lauded the African experiment in bringing peace and solving disputes.

It appealed to the world community to mobilise efforts to restore just and comprehensive peace in accordance with international legitimacy resolutions.

The conference reiterated support for the peoples' rights to self-determination and living in peace.

It extended thanks to Egypt for hosting the conference as well as for good preparations.

The conference called for reconsidering foreign debts of the developing nations for the sake of both lifting burdens from them and increasing their purchasing powers from the developed nations.

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