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Damascus: al- Maleh denies banning activities of unlicensed societies, parties
Chairman of the banned human rights society in Syria, Haitham al-Maleh, denied that his society knows of any banning on its activities or activities of other non- Kurdish parties and societies which were notified officially of the banning decision from the official authorities several days ago.
Syria, Politics, 6/10/2004
The death of one leading figure in Muslim Brothers group is a big issue in Egypt
The death of the leaing figure in the Muslim Brothers group, Akram al-Zuheiri, during his detention raised accusations against the security authorities in Egypt over maltreatment of political prisoners.
Egypt, Politics, 6/10/2004
Taha starts an Arab tour to explain the inter- Sudanese peace agreement
The first Sudanese vice president Ali Othman Taha started yesterday from Cairo an Arab tour which will lead him to Tripoli and Cairo and will concentrate on the peace process in Sudan, while one of the rebel groups in Darfour accused Khartoum of violating the truce agreement.
Sudan-Regional, Politics, 6/10/2004
Brirish official hands over a message to al-Assad from Blair; We do not stand against Syria's joining the association Agreement
British foreign office minister Elizabeth Symons discusssed with the foreign minister Farouk al-Shara developments concerning the Iraqi issue especially following the launching of the UN security council resolution.
Syria-UK, Politics, 6/10/2004
Tareq Aziz Family asked the support of the Pope
Zeinab Aziz, daughter of the former Iraqi prime minister Tareq Aziz told the Italian Catholic " Familia Christiania " yesterday that Aziz's family appealed to Pope John Paul II to get news about him.
Iraq-Vatican, Politics, 6/10/2004
American Venil comany to continue in Saudi Arabia despite killing of its employee; Washington commends Riyadh on fighting of extremists
The American Venil company which supervises the training of the national guards in Saudi Arabia said yesterday it does not think currently of evacuating its employees who work in Saudi Arabia following the killing of one of its American staff member in Riyadh on Tuesday.
Saudi Arabia-USA, Local, 6/10/2004
US study finds increase of Moroccan working women contributing to raising quality of life
The large-scale entry of Moroccan women into the labor force is raising the quality of life of Morocco and contributing to the economic transformation of the country, said Michelle Morelli, author of the research paper "A Case Study of Morocco: How Have Women Become Part of the Labor Market?"
Morocco, Economics, 6/10/2004
American embassy in Baghdad will include more than 1500 employees
The US Department Of State announced yesterday that more than 900 Americans will work at the American embassy which was chosen as its headquarters one of the palaces of the toppled Iraqi President Saddam Hussein in Baghdad for temporary residence, to be backed by 600 to 700 Iraqis.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/10/2004
Palesinian groups resume dialogue in Gaza and then Cairo; Olmert proposes total control of al-Aqsa
The Palestinian groups in Gaza started an internal dialogue attended by leaders of the security departments in order to draw plans to run the Gaza sector after the Israeli withdrawal, while these groups are expected to meet shortly with the Egyptians to discuss Cairo's role in this matter.
Palestine-Egypt, Politics, 6/10/2004
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The gas and petrochemical project which is being constructed in Damietta is the biggest in Egypt within total investments of $ 4 billion, said Minister of Petroleum Sameh Fahmy.
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Some 2.8 million Moroccan expatriates are expected to come to Morocco via Spain this summer, delegate minister of expatriates, Nouzha Chekrouni, said.
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The Jordanian lawyer in charge of defending Saddam Hussein, Muhammad al-Rashdan, said yesterday that he believes the toppled Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was tortured at the hands of his American jailers despite the message he had sent to his two daughters Raghad and Rana indicating he enjoys a high spirit.
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One Egyptian official said ysterday justifying the rejection of the invitation sent to Mubarak to take part in the G-8 summit that the organizers of the Summit proposed to him the chance to talk for 3 minutes at the lunch banquet. A matter which he thinks does not deserve running the risks of travelling for thousands of miles to the USA.
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Syria has stressed its willingness to sign the Syrian-European Association agreement as soon as possible.
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Arab League Secretary General Amr Moussa Wednesday stressed the necessity of adopting an effective stance vis-a-vis the Israeli aggressive practices on the Palestinian people.
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The Turkish Member of the Parliament Madani Yalmaz Wednesday said the Arab- Turkish relations in general, and the Turkish - Syrian and Lebanese relations in particular are witnessing a very positive progress.
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