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Three Moroccan political parties set up 'constructive opposition'
Three Moroccan political parties announced Wednesday they have set up a "center right" coalition dubbed the "National Alliance," part of a "constructive opposition."
Morocco, Politics, 7/30/2004
Morocco's International agreements cover the whole territory, including the Southern provinces (Sahara), Minister
Moroccan Minister of Communication, Nabil Benabdallah, insisted on Thursday, that all international agreements concluded by Morocco cover the whole national territory of the Kingdom, including the Southern provinces known as the Sahara.
Morocco-USA, Politics, 7/30/2004
Moroccan Ambassador Interview on Syria- Morocco joint follow up committee
The Syrian-Moroccan follow up committee is to hold a meeting next September to see inked agreements implementation and prepare to the Higher Joint Committee headed by leaders of the both countries holding as soon as possible, Morocco's ambassador in Syria on Friday said.
Syria-Morocco, Politics, 7/30/2004
Algerian army chief of staff resigned: official silence and press rumors
Both the civilian and military authorities in Algeria cling to complete silence over the resignation of the Algerian army chief of staff Lt. gen. Muhammad al-Ammari whose absence raises vagueness, while the Algerian press considered his resignation as a settled matter.
Algeria, Politics, 7/30/2004
Irbil government premier in Damascus tomorrow
Well-informed sources in Damascus said that the prime minister of Ibril government, the Kurdish district in northern Iraq Nijervan al-Barazani will arrive Damascus tomorrow ( Saturday) where he will be holding with the Syrian officials talks might be linked to the Syrian concern over " Israeli activities in Northern Iraq."
Iraq-Syria, Politics, 7/30/2004
Morocco to celebrate 5th anniversary of Throne Day
Morocco is celebrating, July 30, the 5th anniversary of the Throne Day marking the enthronement of King Mohammed VI.
Morocco, Politics, 7/30/2004
Occupation: Saddam did not have a stroke
The Iraqi human rights minister Bakhteyar Amin said yesterday that the toppled Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has an chronical inflammation in prostate but he refuses to undergo tissue tests to find out if it is cancerous.
Iraq, Politics, 7/30/2004
Damascus imposes fees on Jordanian trucks
The Syrian government yesterday decided to impose fees on loaded or empty Jordanian trucks when they enter the Syrian territories, similar to fees imposed by the Jordanian side on the Syrian trucks. This is, however, in implementation of the similar treatment scenario.
Syria-Jordan, Economics, 7/30/2004
Emirates withdraws a scholarship for Harvard university
An official source in Dubai said that the United Arab Emirates UAE withdrew a donation of USD 2.5 million for Harvard university which has not been used yet over a difference concerning Zayed center for studies which was accused before of campaigning for hating the Jews.
United Arab Emirates-USA, Politics, 7/30/2004
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Spanish Foreign Minister, Miguel Angel Moratinos, is due Sunday in Morocco where he will discuss with Moroccan officials the prospects of an agreement between parties in the Sahara conflict, Spanish agency EFE reported on Wednesday.
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Lebanese religious Scholar, Sheikh Muhammad Hussein Fadlullah Thursday said there is an Israeli plan to destroy the holy mosque of al-Aqsa and build the alleged temple on its debris, referring to the misleading campaign Israeli settlers launch to push the Israeli government to implementing this plan.
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"The World Village" economic and cultural activates meetings were opened on Thursday near the Jordanian capital of Amman with participation of Arab and foreign countries.
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A royal pardon was granted to 2197 detainees condemned to various sentences, on the occasion of the Throne Day, celebrated on July 30, the Moroccan Ministry of Justice said in a release.
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