Economic projects and other issues including Israel are on agenda of Arab foreign ministers
Egypt, Politics, 9/10/1997

The permanent envoys to the Arab League will hold a preparatory meeting tomorrow to discuss the subjects that will be discussed by the Arab foreign ministers September 20. The envoys will discuss the agenda of the 108th session of the Arab foreign ministers which will tackle 40 points dealing with all the issues of Arab joint work and the Arab-Israeli struggle.

The agenda will also include developments in the Palestinian problem and ways of facing the colonial settlement in the occupied Arab lands, and the deteriorated conditions of the UN Relief and Works Agency of refugees in the Near East, the situation in the Golan Heights, and the Israeli project of building Al Yarmouk Dam in the Syrian lands.

The council will also discuss boosting the joint Arab works and the issues referred by the Arab summit headed by the Egyptian President Mubarak which was held in Cairo last June. These issues include the four projects of the Arab Court of Justice, the Security and Cooperation Honorary Charter, the mechanism for preventing wars, and the Arab Union Project submitted by Libya.

The council will discuss the new suggestions regarding means of solving the Lockerbie crisis between Libya and the three foreign countries: France, UK, and US.

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