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Syrian- Egyptian concern over the Israeli incursion in Iraq; al-Shara: threats to Syria do not serve Israel
The Syrian foreign minister Farouk al-Shara yesterday announced that the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will pay a visit to Egypt "within the few coming days."
Regional-Israel, Politics, 7/23/2004
Allawi starts a visit to Damascus today
Iraq's prime minister Eyad Allawi starts today his first visit to Damascus to lay the foundation for positive relations with the Syrians who announced their desire to " shut down damaging doors " against relations between the two states.
Syria-Iraq, Politics, 7/23/2004
Hizbullah denies American allegations of having links to al-Qiada
The Lebanese Hizbullah party stressed that the American allegations issued by the September 11 committee on having a link between it and al-Qaida organization, are false allegations.
Lebanon-USA, Politics, 7/23/2004
Ali Saleh offers the last opportunity for al-Houthi to surrender
The Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh offered the Yemeni clergy Bader Eddine al-Houthi and his followers the last opportunity to surrender themselves.
Yemen, Politics, 7/23/2004
Three wanted Saudis including al- Ofi, negotiate for surrender
News reports said that three among the main suspected persons including al-Qaida organization chief in Saudi Arabia Muhammad al-Ofi are ready to negotiate in order to surrender themselves to the Saudi authorities.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 7/23/2004
Legal organization criticizes, Syria hands over four sneaking persons; Kuwait detains Islamists recruit youths for fighting in Iraq
The Kuwaiti security forces detained several persons described as extremist Islamists who recruit Kuwaiti youths to fight the multi national forces in Iraq. Kuwait received four Kuwaitis from the Syrian authorities who were accused of sneaking to the Iraqi lands through Syria.
Kuwait-Iraq, Politics, 7/23/2004
Libya's Jews demand Tripoli to facilitate their return back home
A gathering for Libya's Jews called on the Libyan government to facilitate the return back " of the Libyan Jews" who were forced to migrate after and after the launching of September revolution in 1969.
Libya, Politics, 7/23/2004
Two American soldiers were killed, Allawi calls for bringing in Arab forces to Iraq
Two American soldiers were killed and a third was injured when their vehicle hit a bomb implanted on the pavement of the road outside Sameraa city on Thursday.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 7/23/2004
Government earmarks $550-million to eradicate shanty towns
A national program to eradicate shanty towns in Rabat and nearby cities of Sale and Temara, to cost 5 billion Dirhams (around USD 555 million), was presented at a ceremony chaired, on Thursday, by King Mohammed VI of Morocco, who was accompanied by his brother, Prince Moulay Rachid.
Morocco, Economics, 7/23/2004
Arafat offers Qurei' complete security authorization, two Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in Gaza
News reports in Gaza said yesterday that two Palestinian activists were killed and a third wounded in an Israeli bombardment of their car in Gaza. The Israeli forces fired two missiles at al-Zeitoun quarters to the southern part of the city and hit the car which was manned by the three men.
Palestine, Politics, 7/23/2004
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King Mohammed VI of Morocco on Thursday received a message from Libya's leader Muammar al-Qathafi.
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Lebanese President Emile Lahoud Thursday conferred with a number of Lebanese Mps on the situation in South Lebanon and the Israeli provocative aggressions on Lebanon.
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Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri Thursday said "the Lebanese people are capable of achieving their aspirations, taking into consideration the good and strong relations with sisterly Syria."
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King Mohammed VI of Morocco on Thursday appointed new "Walis" and governors in different cities and provinces of the Kingdom in a move to better serve citizens.
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Syria and Turkey on Thursday signed a memo of understanding to cooperate in the natural gas field with the goal of constructing a gas pipeline.
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Prince Sultan Bin Abdel Aziz, second vice-president of the Saudi Ministers' Council and Defense and Aviation Minister, arrived here Wednesday on a private visit.
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