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Brazilian president hails Morocco's role in restoration of peace, stability in the world
Brazilian president, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, hailed, on Friday, Morocco's contribution to restoring peace, stability and social justice in the world.
Morocco-Brazil, Politics, 11/29/2004
Da Silva: Moroccan king visit opens 'significant opportunities' for bilateral cooperation
The visit of king Mohammed VI to Brazil, second leg of his five-nation Latin American tour, will open "significant opportunities" for cooperation between the two countries, affirmed President Lula Da Silva of Brazil.
Morocco-Brazil, Politics, 11/29/2004
King commends da Silva's 'strong commitment' for just causes triumph
King Mohammed VI of Morocco on Friday commended what he described as a "strong commitment" of Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's strong commitment for the triumph of just causes, during an Exchange of Toasts at a lunch hosted in his honour.
Morocco-Brazil, Politics, 11/29/2004
Arab League supports syria's call for resumption of peace negotiations
Arab League Secretary General, Amr Moussa, said Syria's call for the resumption of peace negotiations reflected a sincere desire to reach a just and comprehensive peace in the Middle East.
Regional-Syria, Politics, 11/29/2004
King of Jordan exempts his brother from the post of the viceroy
In a sudden step, the Jordanian King Abdullah II Bin al-Hussein exempted his ( half brother ) Hamzeh Bin al-Hussein from the post of the viceroy ( the King's deputy).
Jordan, Politics, 11/29/2004
Saudi Arabia discloses the identity of one wanted man in Gaza
The Saudi Arabian authorities have disclosed the identity of one person killed by the Saudi security forces in Jeddah two days earlier and revealed to be one of the wanted by the authorities, and that he had taken part in the attack against al-Mahya complex in the Saudi capital Riyadh by the end of 2003.
Saudi Arabia, Local, 11/29/2004
Negotiated solution to Sahara dispute will protect North Africa from terrorism, destabilization, King
Visiting King Mohammed VI of Morocco reiterated in Brasilia Friday Morocco's resolve to reach a negotiated political solution to the Sahara dispute that will "protect" the North African region of the Maghreb from "balkanisation and terrorism."
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 11/29/2004
Morocco wishes preferential trade agreement with Brazil, comprehensive TFA with MERCOSUR
Visiting King Mohammed VI has voiced Morocco's hope to conclude a preferential trade agreement with Brazil, prior to a comprehensive free trade agreement (FTA) with MERCOSUR countries.
Morocco-Brazil, Politics, 11/29/2004
Morocco, Brazil sign cooperation agreements
Visiting King Mohammed VI of Morocco and President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva of Brazil chaired, on Friday, the signing ceremony of three cooperation agreements.
Morocco-Brazil, Economics, 11/29/2004
Continued argument over the Iraqi elections
Concerning developments on the Iraqi elections due on January 30, 2005, the Iraqi Minister of Planning, Mahdo al-Hafez, who is close to Adnan al-Baqjaji said that the Interim Iraqi government will study within the few coming days the postponement of the elections. An idea which was refused by several Iraqi sides including the Shiite leaderships.
Iraq, Politics, 11/29/2004
Two marines killed in the triangle of death to the south of Baghdad
Two American marines soldiers were killed in the large scale operations carried out against the area known as the "triangle of death" to the south of Baghdad. One American military spokesman said the two soldiers were killed on Sunday evening in the north of Babel governorate but gave no other details.
Iraq, Military, 11/29/2004
British journalist criticizes western media
British journalist John Logland criticized the Western media's support to thousands of demonstrators protesting against outcomes of Ukrainian presidential election while ignoring the political will demonstrated by more than two million people who took to London streets against Iraq war.
Iraq-UK, Politics, 11/29/2004
German Ambassador praises Mrs. Mubarak's efforts in childhood, motherhood fields
German Ambassador in Cairo Martin Koebler yesterday lauded efforts exerted by Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak in enhancing the educational, cultural and health services offered to Egyptian children and women.
Egypt-Germany, Local, 11/29/2004
Eleven percent of Moroccan children are working, survey
About 600,000 Moroccan children, aged between 4 and 15, are working, accounting for 11% of all Moroccan children, revealed a "national employment survey" conducted by the employment ministry and the international program for the abolition of children labor.
Morocco, Culture, 11/29/2004
Mass to mark the Leo visit to Syria
A High Mass was held at the Mary Cathedral for the Roman Orthodox on the occasion of the first visit to Syria by Metropolitan Leo, Senior Archbishop of the Finnish Church for the Roman Orthodox.
Syria-Finland, Religion, 11/29/2004
Abul-Gheit to visit Israel Wednesday
Egypt's Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul-Gheit said on Saturday he will pay a whirlwind visit to Israel on Wednesday accompanied by Minister Omar Soliman.
Egypt-Israel, Politics, 11/29/2004
Al-Aqsa groups supports Abbas nomination for presidency
Al-Aqsa groups stemmed from the Fatah movement yesterday announced support for the decision taken by the Fatah movement to nominate Mahmoud Abbas (Abu Mazin) as chairman of the PLO to the Palestinian Presidential elections due on January 9th, 2005.
Palestine, Politics, 11/29/2004
Abbas: legislative elections in next May
Palestinian leaders made talks on Sunday in Egypt that dealt with the development of conditions following the death of the Palestinian President Yasser Arafat.
Palestine, Politics, 11/29/2004
Morocco, Portugal sign package of cooperation agreements
Morocco and Portugal signed, on Friday, three cooperation agreements in cultural, financial and economic realms, at the end of the 8th session of their high joint commission that convened under the chairmanship of the two countries' prime ministers Driss Jettou and Pedro Santana Lopez.
Morocco-Portugal, Economics, 11/29/2004
Jettou: Morocco seeks counter-terrorism cooperation with Portugal
Morocco is attached to international counter-terrorism cooperation and coordination with friend countries like Portugal, said here, on Friday, Moroccan premier, Driss Jettou.
Morocco-Portugal, Politics, 11/29/2004
Syria - Sweden for boosting bilateral Cooperation
Syria and Sweden discussed on Sunday means of boosting the bilateral cooperation relations and activating the agreements signed between them in the different fields of transport.
Syria-Sweden, Politics, 11/29/2004
Syrian aging dies at 116, to join Guinness Book of Records
If it proves to be true, a Syria man could be entitled to go into the Guinness Book of Records as one of the long-lived in the world. He is reported to have witnessed three centuries.
Syria, Local, 11/29/2004
Moroccan Imam survives murder attempt in Corsica
A Moroccan Imam of a mosque in Sartne, (southern Corsica) survived Friday night a murder attempt, official sources said.
Morocco, Local, 11/29/2004
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Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmad Abu al-Ghait stressed that Syria's recent announcement of readiness to resume the negotiations with Israel represented Damascus clear-cut stance based on the Land-for-Peace principle and the full implementation of the UN resolutions, particularly the UN Security Council Resolution No. 242.
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Egypt and Japan are to hold comprehensive political consultations for coordinating the views on regional and international issues as well as enhancing bilateral relations on political, economic commercial and cultural levels.
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Syria's State Security Higher Court held a hearing session on Sunday to hear the demands of the Attorney General to indict 15 suspects involved in instigating the riots that took place in Dummar area in Damascus last March.
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A Lebanese presidential source stressed on Sunday the Lebanese firm stances with regard to the Arab-Israeli conflict which are represented by commitment to the necessity of the Israeli withdrawal from all the occupied Arab territories and the return of the Palestinian refugees to their territories as well as adherence to international resolutions.
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Pakistani president, Pervez Musharraf, left Morocco Saturday morning after a short visit to the kingdom.
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Egyptian Ambassador to Russia Ra'ouf Saad expected Saturday that the visit of Russian Premier Mikhail Fradkov's would have positive results at the political, economic and trade levels.
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A convoy of Dutch humanitarian aid crossed the Syrian-Iraqi borders to Iraq on Sunday via the Syrian governorate of Hassaka.
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Japan contributes in the project of developing the area of the Valley of the Kings and Queens in Luxor.
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