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Arafat in New Delhi today and China next
Shaath referred to the support presented by China to Palestine, saying that Arafat will declare his final position toward the Palestinian state following his visit to China.
Palestine, Politics, 4/10/1999
Minister of health Salam to operate on patients in Palestine
Egyptian Minister of Health Ismaal Salam arrived in Gaza this morning, where he is going operate by himself on patients with heart problems.
Egypt-Palestine, Health, 4/10/1999
Delineation of borders between Saudi Arabia and Yemen to resume
The committee to renew borders demarcation between Yemen and Saudi Arabia will resume its work after two weeks.
Saudi Arabia-Yemen, Politics, 4/10/1999
Albright expresses concern over Israeli settlements
U.S. Secretary of state Madeleine Albright expressed clear "concern" on Friday to visiting Israeli Foreign Minister Ariel Sharon about continued Israeli settlement activity since the U.S.-sponsored Israeli-Palestinian peace Summit was held at the Wye River center last October.
Israel-USA, Politics, 4/10/1999
Egypt calls for preventing nuclear explosives
The meetings of the international parliamentary conference start today in Brussels, in which Egypt participates with a high-ranking delegation chaired by Fathi Serour, the head of the Egyptian People's Assembly.
Egypt-International, Politics, 4/10/1999
Sharon in Moscow tomorrow, his third visit in six months
Israeli Foreign Minister Ariel Sharon is heading tomorrow to Moscow on a visit to Russia, his third in six months, during which he will meet with his Russian counterpart, Igor Ivanov, to discuss developments in the Middle East and the Balkans.
Israel-Russia, Politics, 4/10/1999
Vegetable production in Syria
Farmers involved in vegetable farming in Syria vary from working small, marginal farms around the big cities to an acceptable farm size in the south and the Orentos.
Syria, Agriculture, 4/10/1999
Morocco's textile exports post 6.7% growth since 1994
Despite the various hardships in this decade (the Gulf War, European economic recession, tougher competition, consumption slump, Asian crisis...), Morocco's production and exports of textile have been on the rise and reached in 1998 a record figure of U.S $2.5 billion (24 billion DH).
Morocco, Economics, 4/10/1999
Egyptian mufti: Man's cloning is prohibited
Nasser Farid Wasel, Egypt's Mufti, said yesterday that cloning of man contradicts Islamic legislation and is prohibited in all its forms because it contradicts with Islam.
Egypt, Religion, 4/10/1999
Moroccan fish professionals against EU accord renewal
Moroccan fisheries professionals on Friday unanimously opposed the renewal of the Moroccan-EU fisheries agreement, after its expiry in November 1999.
Morocco, Economics, 4/10/1999
Indian - Egyptian cooperation for producing irrigation pumps
Indian businessment are to implement many major joint projects with Egyptian businessmen during the coming period.
Egypt-India, Business, 4/10/1999
Arab Lawyers Union calls for forming Arab authority to follow up on Lockerbie trail
The Arab Lawyers Union called for forming an Arab international organization to follow up on the Lockerbie trail. Meanwhile, the union announced its total solidarity with the Libyan position, calling for lifting the sanctions immediately.
Regional, Politics, 4/10/1999
Palestinians demonstrate in Jerusalem on anniversary of Deir Yassin massacre
On the occasion of the anniversary of the Dier Yaseen massacre, in which more than 250 Palestinians were killed, tens of Palestinians demonstrated.
Palestine, Local, 4/10/1999
Palestinian development projects in Jerusalem
The board of directors of Jerusalem company for investment and construction completed a report including projects valued at $60 million.
Palestine, Economics, 4/10/1999
Egypt examines Albania returnee accused of membership in Islamic Jihad group
The high military court in Cairo is to examine the case of those who returned from Albania, which includes 107 persons accused of being members of the Islamic Jihad group, led by Ayman El-Zawhay, and others affiliated to Saudi separatist Osama Bin Laden.
Egypt, Politics, 4/10/1999
European market reduces in half Egyptian exports of peanuts
The European market's countries decided to halve their imports of Egyptian peanut for 45 months.
Egypt-European Union, Economics, 4/10/1999
25 Dutch businessmen visiting Egypt
25 businessmen from Holland are going to visit Egypt on April 20, representing companies working in technology, communications, energy, electric machines, banking services, transport, food, and shipping exports.
Egypt-Netherlands, Economics, 4/10/1999
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Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Arens said today that he is going to decrease Israel Army forces stationed in south Lebanon, adding that military sites affiliated to the Israeli forces will be transferred to the South Lebanon Army militia, which is allied with Israel. Arens said the aim of this action is to reduce the dangers to which the soldiers of the Israeli Army are exposed due to the operations of Lebanese resistance forces.
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Two Moroccan women members of parliament are to take part in Brussels in the meeting of female lawmakers, held as part of the 101st session of the Inter-Parliamentary Union. The meeting will be held this Saturday under the presidency of An Hermans, a member of the Belgian House of Representatives. The women lawmakers' main topic of discussion is how to remedy women's under-representation and poor participation in the decision-making process.
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Speaker of the chamber of advisors, upper house of the Moroccan parliament, Mohamed Jalal Essaid, Friday expressed satisfaction at the lifting of the embargo enforced against Libya since 1992. The Moroccan official who was speaking at the opening of the chamber's spring session hoped that this issue will be settled once and for all so that Libya recovers its place within the international community.
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King Hassan II of Morocco received on Friday in the royal palace of Marrakesh (central Morocco) the U.S assistant-secretary of state for the Middle East and North Africa, Martin Indyk.
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