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Paris club decision to reduce Iraqi debt by 80 percent
US President George W. Bush has welcomed the decision by the Paris Club of creditor nations to forgive 80 percent of Iraqi debt owed to its members.
Iraq, Economics, 11/22/2004
Seven billion dinars for private loans, credits and investment
The agreement signed Thursday provides that the Central Bank of Libya take measures to simplify the administrative measures related to the granting of loans and facilities, and reduce the documents required by the beneficiaries to the minimum possible ensuring
Libya, Economics, 11/22/2004
Princess Lalla Meryem chairs regional session of the Child Parliament
Morocco's Princess Lalla Meryem, chairwoman of the National Observatory for Children Rights, presided, here On Friday, the opening of the regional session of the Child Parliament.
Morocco, Culture, 11/22/2004
Sharm al-Sheikh statements supports Iraq's unity
The meeting of Iraq's foreign ministers neighboring states will be meeting today in Sharm al-Sheikh with the participation of the host country Egypt in order to enhance monitoring on the Iraqi borders in order to prevent sneaking of fighters.
Regional-Iraq, Politics, 11/22/2004
Assassination for the brother of the spokesman for Muslim Scholars Commission
Witnesses said that four veiled men opened fire from their car at Sheikh Feid as he was leaving a mosque from al-Rifaq quarters in the downtown of the city.
Iraq, Military, 11/22/2004
One American soldier, several Iraqis killed in attacks in Baghdad
At a time when Sharm al-Shiekh conference, in Egypt, is attracting the attention of many, security conditions in all parts of Iraq started to deteriorate with the continued military operations for the American forces and armed attacks.
Iraq, Military, 11/22/2004
Several killed in Mogadishu fighting
Three people have been killed and four wounded in fighting in Somalia's capital Mogadishu where residents say violence has increased in recent weeks.
Somalia, Politics, 11/22/2004
United States, Iraq look toward reconstruction of Fallujah
The US forces in Iraq are turning their attention to the task of rebuilding Fallujah as the military campaign to oust the city's insurgents winds down. Together, the United States and the Iraqi government have earmarked as much as $100 million for the reconstruction effort, according to Ambassador Bill Taylor of the Iraq Reconstruction Management Office.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 11/22/2004
Several Ngos voiced concern over allegations to harm the Moroccanity of the Sahara and fate of missing Sahrawis
Several NGOs for the defence of the Sahara and Sahrawi Human rights voiced concern over the allegations aiming to harm the moroccanity of the Sahara and over the fate of missing Sahrawis in the Polisario jails in Tindouf, Southern Algeria.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 11/22/2004
Moroccan family flees separatists camps back to Morocco
A Moroccan family who was forcibly held in the Tindouf camps (southern Algeria) by the Polisario secessionists has fled the camps back to Morocco.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 11/22/2004
Zapatero praises Syrian Community efforts and role in Spain
Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero expressed gratitude for Syrian community's active role in the Spanish society and its continual work to deepen and boost Syrian-Spanish relations of friendship.
Syria-Spain, Politics, 11/22/2004
Iran to suspend uranium enrichment
"Iran said it will start suspending uranium enrichment as of Monday, making good on its word which it gave at a recent agreement with the Europeans," IRNA reported today.
Iran, Politics, 11/22/2004
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Bahrain's King Hamad last night "ordered the release of Abdul Hadi Al Khawaja who had been sentenced to one year in prison after being convicted of charges including inciting hatred against the government" Gulf Daily News reported.
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Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak received yesterday Chinese First Vice-Premier Huang Ju currently visiting Egypt.
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The US Congress approved in the early hours of this morning Sunday, in a comprehensive bill, the measure abrogating the embargo imposed by the USA on American export-import bank loans to US companies to carry out activities and enterprises in Libya, the official Lybian news agency JANA reported.
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"I'll be encouraging both sides to do everything they can to make sure that this election comes off and that the maximum number of Palestinians get the opportunity to participate in the election," US Secretary of State Colin Powell told reporters yesterday en route to Israel.
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Kenya's Minister of State to the Presidency, Najib Balala, started on Sunday a visit to Morocco at the invitation of Minister of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation minister, Mohamed Benaissa.
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Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak, will inaugurate at the UN European HQ in Geneva on Monday an art exhibition on contemporary Egypt, Egypt's permanent delegate to the European premises of the world organization Ambassador Naela Gabr said Saturday. The exhibition will showcase several works of art by Egyptian artists.
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