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Syria bans activities of parties and political and legal societies
The ruling Baath Party in Syria has decided to ban the activities of all not officially licensed political parties and societies that were used to be so far ignored while working, according to the Syrian activist and lawyer in the human rights field Anwar al-Bunni.
Syria, Politics, 6/8/2004
Morocco opted for legal, education means to fight terrorism, minister
Morocco has chosen to fight terrorism with legal and education means, while preserving human rights and defending its democratic project, sais Saturday Morocco's minister of human rights, Mohamed Aujjar.
Morocco, Politics, 6/8/2004
Gull, Mubarak discuss Iraq, Palestine and Cyprus
Following his meeting with the Egyptian President Hosni Mumarak in Cairo yesterday, the Turkish foreign minister Abdullah Gull played down the issue of confiscating weapons sent to Egypt from Istanbul port. He said the two sides discussed issues on Iraq, Palestine and Cyprus and Gull rejected the " Syria's accountability law " which does not fulfil its due results.
Egypt-Turkey, Politics, 6/8/2004
Saudi Arabia is ready to produce more oil
A saudi Arabian official said yesterday that his country's supplies of oil to the markets reache 9.1 million barrels daily and it is ready to increase the production in July if clients ask and the markets require that, while one barrel of oil reduced in New York Bource on Monday to reach 38.27 dollar.
Saudi Arabia, Economics, 6/8/2004
Tunisian President wife patrons celebations of the day of the disabled
The Tunisian Charity "Basma" society which is presided over by Tunisia's First Lady, Layla Bin Ali, organized several social, cultural and economic activities transmitted live on the Tunisian space satellite "27," marking the annual celebration of the disabled annual day.
Tunisia, Culture, 6/8/2004
Syrian -Ukraine joint Financial meetings
Finance Minister Mohammad al-Hussein and Ukrainian Minister of Industrial Policy Oleksandr Neustroyev cochaired meetings of the Syrian-Ukrainian joint committee which was held Monday.
Syria-Ukraine, Economics, 6/8/2004
Royal advisor: It's time to reconstruct peace dynamic
In an international juncture marked by "crises and tensions management, it is time to start thinking about the objective reasons of crises and tensions in order to favor the reconstruction of a peace dynamic that would banish isolating or demonizing, said Advisor to King Mohammed VI, Andre Azoulay.
Morocco-Regional, Politics, 6/8/2004
Turkish Foreign Minister criticizes Syria's Accountability Act
Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul on Monday stressed his country's rejection of the so-called Syria's accountability act saying " such procedures can't achieve any result or goal." In a statement to Egyptian Middle East news Agency, Gul stressed that the Syrian-Turkish relations are good ones.
Syria-Turkey, Politics, 6/8/2004
Spain's Premier: no worry about Morocco's becoming US Major non-Nato ally
Spanish prime minister, Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero said on Monday his government is not worried about the US decision to designate Morocco a major non-Nato ally.
Morocco-Spain, Politics, 6/8/2004
Al-Abrash, Kazakh Speaker of Parliament hold joint Press Conference
Syria's People's Assembly Speaker, Mahmoud al-Abrash on Monday reiterated Syria's commitment to just and comprehensive peace in accordance with the international resolutions.
Syria-Kazakhstan, Politics, 6/8/2004
An Israeli raid on a previous Palestinian position to the south of Beirut
A Lebanese security source said that Israeli warplanes fired a least three missiles at a base for the Palestinian resistance to the south of Beirut on Monday evening.
Lebanon-Israel, Politics, 6/8/2004
Al-Mahdi army refuses to withdraw from the tombs; American soldier was killed
One American soldier was killed and other two wounded after their convoy was exposed to a bomb explosion to the south of Baghdad on Monday evening.
Iraq, Politics, 6/8/2004
Egyptian- Israeli agreement over Gaza, Arafat accepts the Egyptian security demands
Palestinian officials announced that the Palestinian President Yasser Arafat notified the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak that he accepts his demands concerning Palestinian security reforms. so as to allow Egypt to carry out a possible role in Gaza after the likely Israeli withdrawal from it.
Egypt-Israel, Politics, 6/8/2004
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Egypt is now embarking on a new stage of financial reform policy designed to offsetting the state budget deficit and rationalizing public spending.
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Pilots of the Moroccan carrier Royal Air Maroc (RAM) ended their 10-day strike on Saturday after they reached a " balanced agreement that puts an end to the conflict" with RAM's direction, the airliner said in a release.
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