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Optimism surrounds Arab Free Trade Zone
Within a plan to boost Arab economic strength in order to strengthen the Arab states' position in international markets and cope with international trade liberation and the emergence of economic blocks, customs among Arab Free Trade Zone Agreement member countries will be reduced by 10% starting this month.
Regional, Economics, 1/8/1998

Khatami speaks on US-Iranian relations
Iranian president Mohammad Khatami said he would like to renew US- Iranian contacts, but not at the governmental level that the USA is calling for. Khatami said that the exchange should include scholars, artists and tourists.
Iran, International, 1/8/1998

France supports German proposal to intervene in Algeria
France supported a German proposal on Algeria which suggested holding a meeting for the representatives of the European Union's foreign ministries in order to study the situation in Algeria.
Algeria, International, 1/8/1998

Egypt renews imprisonment of spy charged of collaboration with Israel
The Supreme State Security Court in Egypt issued its decision to renew the imprisonment of Samir Osman for another 45 days for further interrogation by the Egyptian Public Prosecutor. Osman had been charged with collaborating with the Israeli Mossad.
Egypt-Israel, Judicial, 1/8/1998

Satellite broadcasts of news and political programs banned
The move comes after months of wrangling between authorities and heads of local media stations over interviews with controversial figures in Lebanon and abroad.
Lebanon, Politics, 1/8/1998

Korean embassy officials' wife kidnapped in Yemen
Armed-men from al-Hada tribe had kidnapped the wife of the first secretary in the embassy of Southern Korea in Sanaa, her three year old daughter and an accompanying businessman.
Yemen, Politics, 1/8/1998

Reports: newspaper censorship committees abrogated
A number of editors-in-chief froim Algerian newspapers said that the censorship committees in the print shops of those newspapers were abrogated last week.
Algeria, Local, 1/8/1998

Netanyahu says his government will last until 2000
Israeli parliamentary laws which could be applied for the first time stipulate the downfall of the government in two cases: if the Premier resigns, or if 61 Knesset members pass a vote of no confidence in the government.
Israel, Politics, 1/8/1998

Oman evacuates illegal foreign workers
Oman is giving illegal foreign workers three months in the country to legalize their conditions or leave the country a written decision circulated by the Omani Ministry of Labor on Wednesday said.
Oman, Politics, 1/8/1998

Israeli General's wife signs Lebanon pullout petition
Rachel Levin signed a petition calling for a unilateral Israeli withdrawal that was distributed by the Four Mothers movement several weeks ago.
Israel, Politics, 1/8/1998

Egyptian oil production declines
Egyptian oil production declined by about 2.3% during the first 11 months last year, as it reached 38.5 tons compared to 39.42 million tons during the same period in the year before.
Egypt, Economics, 1/8/1998

US congressmen: We work to revitalize peace process
Representative Nick Rahall who is the leader of the US congressional delegation, and a Democrat from West Virginia said the delegation is in Syria on a non-governmental mission to help restart the peace process again between Syria, Lebanon and Israeli
Syria, International, 1/8/1998

Bank of Lebanon foreign currency reserves increase
The Central Bank of Lebanon said that its foreign currency reserves increased by $185.82 billion during the second half of December.
Lebanon, Economics, 1/8/1998

Number of red-brick factories on increase in Tunisia
Expansion in the Tunisian construction sector has led to an increase in the number and production of red-brick factories.
Tunisia, Business, 1/8/1998


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