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Licensing al-Itihad al-Ishtitraki festival is an introduction for political parties law in Syria
The Hizb al-Itihad al-Ishtiraki al-Arabi al-Demokrati (democratic Arab Socialist Federation party) yesterday opened its first licensed festival in Syria on the occasion of the 51st anniversary of the July 23rd revolution and the 39th anniversary of the foundation of the party.
Syria, Politics, 7/26/2003
Legal and constitutional initiatives in Tunisia strengthen the foundation of the Republic
Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali on May 13, 2003 finalized the constitutional law concerning the introduction of special rules on chapter 40 of the constitution of the Republic of Tunisia with the objective of expanding the chances for nomination for the presidential elections which will be held in 2004.
Tunisia, Politics, 7/26/2003
France reaffirms its position in the Sahara issue is unchanged
French premier, Jean-Pierre Rafarrin, who is paying this July 24-25 an official visit to Morocco, reaffirmed that France's position in the Sahara issue is clear and unchanged and that it is very close to Morocco's stance.
Morocco-France, Politics, 7/26/2003
Morocco and France agree on work program focusing on Morocco's priorities
Morocco and France agreed this Friday at the end of the high-level heads of government meeting held in Rabat this July 24-25, to implement a joint work program that focuses on the Moroccan government's two priorities: economic modernization and proximity policy that means to meet the Moroccans' social needs.
Morocco-France, Politics, 7/26/2003
Qathafi: Blair notified me of closing Lockerbie file shortly
Libya's Leader of the Revolution Colonel Muammar al Qathafi said yesterday that the British prime minister Tony Blair sent him a message in which he stressed that the file of Lockerbie issue "will be closed shortly," denying that Tripoli had agreed to shoulder civilian responsibility for the incident; which was a basic conditions to solve the question.
Libya-UK, Politics, 7/26/2003
Portugal and Mauritania say consent of all parties important for any solution to Sahara issue
Portugal and Mauritania said Friday they hoped there will be a solution for the Sahara question that is acceptable by all parties, insisting that there is still room for dialogue.
Mauritania-Portugal, Politics, 7/26/2003
Al Ahram: CBE Governor: $ 2.7 billion of foreign currency since liberalizing the exchange rate
In an exclusive interview with the Central Bank of Egypt Governor (CBE) Mahmoud Abul Enein, Al Ahram discusses the top economic issues that occupy the concern of the Egyptian Public Opinion. Here are some excerpts:
Egypt, Economics, 7/26/2003
Moroccan-Spanish task group on delimitation of maritime spaces to meet before mid-october
The Moroccan-Spanish task group on delimitation of maritime spaces will hold its upcoming session before next October 15 in Rabat, it was officially announced here this Friday.
Morocco-Spain, Politics, 7/26/2003
Saddam and sons were in Baghdad for a week under sight of occupation forces
Accusation continue by some that the owner of the house where the two sons of President Saddam Hussein lived had betrayed them. A relative of the owner of the house where Ode and Qusai Saddam Hussein were killed on Tuesday in al-Musil said that Sheikh Nawaf Muhammad al-Zeidan received yesterday a reward of 50 million dollars from the American forces
Iraq, Politics, 7/26/2003
Abbas meets Bush, Israel promises positive steps
US President George W. Bush held a meeting yesterday with the Palestinian prime minister Mahmoud Abbas at the White House. The meeting was followed by a press conference.
Palestine-USA, Politics, 7/26/2003
One Palestinian child killed, several wounded by Israeli forces
One Palestinian child was killed when the Israeli occupation forces opened fire at a car he was inside it near Barta al-Sharqeyah village to the west of Jenin. Other three Palestinians were wounded in the incident.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 7/26/2003
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Morocco's King Mohammed VI received this Friday at the Royal palace of Tetuan (northern Morocco) French prime minister, Jean-Pierre Raffarin.
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The Turkish foreign ministry said yesterday in a statement that "Turkey pins great importance on the visit of the Syrian prime minister Muhammad Mustafa Miro on Tuesday and Wednesday to Ankara. This is the first to be held by a Syrian prime minister to Turkey since 1986.
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French Foreign Minister Dominique de Villepin said Thursday Morocco and France share the same vision on the Sahara issue.
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Lebanese President, Emile Lahoud, reviewed in Beirut on Friday with French Justice Minister, Dominique Perben, the latest developments and bilateral relations. Lahoud lauded Lebanese-French standing relations which crystallize Lebanese and French peoples' will in working for realizing peace and stability.
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President Hosni Mubarak's Political Adviser Usama Al-Baz ruled out that the US would target any other Arab state or Iran after its war in Iraq, attributing this to the tough situation the British and American administrations are facing over their justifications for their attack on Iraq.
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Lebanese Prime Minister, Rafic Hariri, met in Beirut on Friday with SyriaÕs Minister of Economy and Foreign Trade Ghassan Rifaee on economic developments and bilateral relations.
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Palestinian prime minister, Mahmoud Abbas, who is currently on a visit to the US, announced he will head to Morocco at the end of his visit to Washington.
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Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak will attend the celebration marking the inauguration of restoration operations of Egyptian property in Greece, said chairman of Awqaf authority Khlosy Mohamed Khlosy.
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A meeting held at the level of experts for the council of the Arab ministers of the interior in Cairo has approved to amend the Arab agreement for fighting terrorism. The council's secretary general Muhammad Ali Koumna announced that the agreement was amended in its second article "by adding financing and provoking as well as raising funds to terrorist organizations and considering that of criminal acts."
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