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NAM foreign ministers meetings tackle peace process developments, combating terrorism
Regional, Politics, 8/31/1998
The conference of foreign ministers of the Non-Aligned Movement countries, started its works in Durban city in South Africa today and will last for two days.
The ministers are preparing a comprehensive report for the summit conference of the Non-Aligned Movement countries on September 2 - 3 with the participation of 113 countries.
Egyptian diplomatic sources told ArabicNews.com that the foreign ministers will discuss regional and international issues topped by the peace process developments in the Middle East and the efforts to confront terrorism.
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