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Egypt's Muslim brothers take part in the founding of a human rights center
The Muslim Bbrothers group in Egypt announce on Tuesday it had participated with figures representing various political trends from 15 countries in founding a new center for human rights.
Egypt, Politics, 6/17/2004
Morocco signs Free Trade Agreement with U.S
Morocco and the United Sates signed, in Washington Tuesday, the Free Trade Agreement, concluded after 7 rounds of negotiations that lasted 13 months.
Morocco-USA, Economics, 6/17/2004
Human Rights promotion, main conditions for Rule of Law, Morocco-Benin communique
King Mohammed VI of Morocco and his host President Mathieu Kerekou of Benin, on Wednesday, insisted on the need to promote and respect Human Rights in the continent, to achieve a "real" sustainable development.
Morocco-Benin, Politics, 6/17/2004
King Visit to Cameroon, a major event, ambassador
The visit that king Mohammed VI of Morocco started this Wednesday to Cameroon is a "major event" for the country, said Cameroonian ambassador in Rabat, Mahamat Baba Sale.
Morocco-Cameroon, Politics, 6/17/2004
UNICEF is racing with Autumn to rescue the people of Darfour
The United Nations Children Organization UNICEF has warned against a humanitarian crisis with the beginning of the rainfall season in Darfour area to the west of Sudan which has been witnessing tension since one year.
Sudan, Politics, 6/17/2004
China welcomes President al-Assad's coming state visit
China on Wednesday warmly welcomed the forthcoming state visit of president Bashar al-Assad to China next week, hoping it would be fruitful for both countries.
Syria-China, Politics, 6/17/2004
After threats to execute the American hostage in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia vows to protect foreigners, rejects to negotiate with al-Qaida
The Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz stressed that it is the duty of the Saudis to protect foreigners who are exposed to attacks at the hands of what he had described as extremists.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/17/2004
Morocco's insistence on sovereignty over Sahara should be understood, US Congressman
A US Congressman on Tuesday said he understood Morocco's "insistence" on its sovereignty over the Sahara, out of fear to see a terrorist entity created in the North West African region.
Morocco-USA, Politics, 6/17/2004
Egypt denies rumors on deteriorated health conditions of Mubarak
The Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak yesterday appeared at the Egyptian TV, to deny thereby rumors disseminated on having a health crisis.
Egypt, Politics, 6/17/2004
Saddam's lawyer confirms that his client was tortured
Muhammad al-Rashdan, the lawyer of the former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein said that he had received a report from the International Committee of the Red Cross confirming that Saddam Hussein -- who is held by the American forces -- has painful wounds in various parts of his body.
Iraq, Politics, 6/17/2004
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The permanent envoys to the Cairo-based Arab League and members of the committee in charge of drawing up an Arab action plan Wednesday discussed several ideas to best present the Arab peace initiative to the world.
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The Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) elected on Tuesday Turkey's Ekmel Eddin Ihsanoglu as its new secretary general.
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