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Mubarak, Barak's joint press conference
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak has announced his determination to maintain a progress on the peace process simultaneously on all ME peace tracks, while the Egyptian President Muhammad Hosni Mubarak said that Syria is serious in the ME peace and in resuming talks from the point they stopped at.
Regional, Politics, 7/10/1999
Syrian - Israeli peace
A London-based daily said on Friday that Western sources close to Washington expected the resumption of talks between Syria and Israel under the auspices of the US in Washington with the start of autumn.
Syria-Israel, Politics, 7/10/1999
Barak to meet with Arafat, King Abdullah
Israeli Prime Minster Ehud Barak is to meet tomorrow with Palestinian President Yasser Arafat at Erez crossing to discuss methods of pushing forward the peace process. Barak will also meet with Jordan's King Abdullah Bin Hussein on Tuesday in the Jordanian city of Aqaba before the Israeli prime minister heads to the United States.
Regional-Israel, Politics, 7/10/1999
Saudi defense minister meets with Kuwaiti emir
Prince Sultan said the region is witnessing drastic developments, adding, "We are part of the world which is awaiting great developments and we have in this region," to follow up the same trend regarding progress and technology.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 7/10/1999
Syrian - Jordanian agreement on Muslim Brotherhood
Syria-Jordan, Politics, 7/10/1999
Iraq opposes projects submitted by the UN Security Council
Iraq has reiterated on Friday its categorical rejection of all projects submitted to the UN Security Council aimed at monitoring Iraqi weapons. Iraqi Foreign Minister Muhammad Saeed al-Sahaf said these projects were prepared without the knowledge of Baghdad.
Iraq, Politics, 7/10/1999
France underlines particular nature of Moroccan king's visit to France
The visit to France of King Hassan II of Morocco at a time France is hosting the year-long event on Morocco (Le Temps du Maroc) has a particular nature.
Morocco-France, Politics, 7/10/1999
Mubarak - Arafat coordination
The Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak received a phone call last night from the Palestinian president Arafat during which they discussed the latest development of peace process in light of the meeting between president Mubarak and the Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak yesterday.
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 7/10/1999
UN council promises to end anti-Libya sanctions as soon as possible
The UN Security Council welcomed Libya's commitment to cooperate in the lockerbie investigation and promised to lift sanctions "as soon as possible."
Libya, Politics, 7/10/1999
Strong security measures in Manama
The police in Bahrain today preserved intensive presence around Shiite villages, despite the calm prevailing since the release of Shiite opposition figure Abdul Ameer al-Jamri.
Bahrain, Politics, 7/10/1999
Palestinian president calls King Hassan to carry on peace efforts
Palestinian President Yasser Arafat expressed the wish that King Hassan II of Morocco, will carry on efforts to unfreeze the middle east peace process.
Palestine-Morocco, Politics, 7/10/1999
Lebanon decides to stop trips of Bulgarian company Balkan to Beirut
Engineer Faisel Makwash, the general manager of civil aviation in Lebanon said yesterday that the Lebanese civil authorities asked the civil aviation authorities in Bulgaria to stop the trips of the Bulgarian airline company, Balkan, to Beirut starting from July 15.
Lebanon-Bulgaria, Business, 7/10/1999
On Barak's commitment to withdraw from south Lebanon
The editor of the Israeli daily Yediot Ahronot, Shemon Schiffer, said the commitment made by Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak to the Knesset to withdraw from south Lebanon implies a long-term pledge providing for pulling out the Israeli army from Lebanon in the framework of an agreement.
Syria-Israel, Politics, 7/10/1999
April Understanding committee to meet next Tuesday
The April Understanding monitoring committee will meet next Tuesday at the headquarters of UNIFIL in the Lebanese border town of al-Naqoura, after Israel has announced that it is returning to the committee.
Lebanon-Israel, Politics, 7/10/1999
On the two British Lords visit to Libya
Lord Ahmad Nazir, a member of the British House of Commons for the Labor Party said that the visit of a British economic delegation which included several members of the British House of Commons from the Labor and Conservative parties to Libya was fruitful and constructive for strengthening relations between the two countries.
Libya-UK, Politics, 7/10/1999
Sudan to return Egyptian properties, meets with opposition
Sudan-Egypt, Politics, 7/10/1999
UNIDO supports the social development project in Egypt
A high-level delegation of managers of the United Nations Organization for Industrial Development working at the organization's main headquarters in Vienna will travel to Egypt for a four-day working visit.
Egypt, Economics, 7/10/1999
International meeting for human rights organizations in Algeria
Algeria-International, Politics, 7/10/1999
Perspectives of referendum in the Sahara clearer, Sabonese FM says
Perspectives of a projected UN referendum in the Sahara are becoming clearer, said here Thursday Jean Ping, Gabonese foreign minister and outgoing chairman of the ministerial council of the Organization of African Unity.
Morocco-Gabon, Politics, 7/10/1999
Thirty Sudanese rebellions killed in the South
The Sudanese army has killed some 30 rebellions from the people's army during confrontation of those rebellion an attack against Um al-Khaier town in Senar province, Southern east Khartoum.
Sudan, Politics, 7/10/1999
Mauritanian citizen arrested in Paris
The French authorities last week arrested an officer from Mauritania, who was participating in a training course in France, on the charge of practising torture in his country.
Mauritania-France, Politics, 7/10/1999
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Egyptian sources told ArabicNews.com today that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak will attend the Organization of African Unity summit that will start on Monday for the first time after being rescued from an assassination attempt before a similar summit in Addis Ababa in 1995.
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Morocco sources stated Rabat's intention to boycott the meeting of the Organization of African Unity that is convened in Algeria Monday. Morocco froze its membership in the African organization in 1983 after its acceptance the Western Sahara headed by the Polisario. Algeria supports Polisario and seeks the independence of the Moroccan Sahara off Morocco.
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The tripartite committee in charge of preparations for negotiations between the United Arab Emirates and Iran over the question of the three disputed Gulf islands meets for the first time today in Jeddah. A Saudi official source said today in a statement that the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Oman will discuss in their meeting means of drawing up a mechanism, to start direct negotiations between Iran and the UAE with the objective of settling the issue of the islands.
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Libyan leader Col Moammar Gaddafi arrived in Algiers today in an official visit to Algeria and in order to take part in the works of the 35th summit of the Organization of African Unity (OAU), hosted by Algeria on July 12 - 14. At Huari Bu Median airport, Gaddafi was welcomed by Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak of said on Friday replying to a question during the joint press conference held in Alexandria with Barak on the possibility of having a meeting between President Hafez al-Assad and the Israeli prime minister that he "cannot say that there will be a meeting at the meantime, and I have nothing to do with that."
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Mohammed Abbas (Abu Mazen), the secretary of the executive committee of the Palestinian Liberation Organization, said yesterday that the "Palestinian leadership will not sign a peace treaty with Israel unless all issues of final status are solved in a satisfying way to the Palestinian people." He added, "We can start the final status negotiations before implementing the Galilee agreement, the Wye River accord, opening the safe passage and releasing the Palestinian prisoners and detainees."
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Security sources in Ankara said that Turkish forces started withdrawal today from northern Iraq areas into which they had incurred under the pretext of chasing the armed Kurds. Last Saturday the Turkish troops entered into northern Iraq.
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Tunisian President Zein al-Abidin Bin Ali received El-Hadi El-Khezairi, the special envoy of Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who said he came carrying an oral message from Bouteflika to President Bin Ali, adding that it comes under exchanging visits and openings and that the opinions he listened to from President Zein al-Abidin Bin Ali regarding this matter are the same which he heard from President Bouteflika.
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The ruler of Bahrain, Sheikh Hamad Bin Issa al-Khaleifa, left today for Switzerland for a private visit, after which he will head for France in an official visit. The Gulf News Agency said that Sheikh Hamad had expressed his desire to develop industrial cooperation with France during a meeting he held in Manama with the French secretary of state in charge of industrial affairs, Christian Pierrie, who visited Bahrain in April.
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The value of industrial exports for industrial projects in the Egyptian free zones area to international markets increased to reach $234 million during the first half of the current year, an increase of 20% over the same period of last year.
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Organization of African Unity Secretary General Salim Ahmad Salim said in the report he presented on Friday to the 70th session of the foreign ministers of the OAU the need of strengthening cooperation between the African economic groups and the regional economic groups as well its participation in the process of carrying out the constituent agreement of the African economic group.
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Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi arrived in Tripoli's international airport on Friday in a visit to Libya which will last for several days. In an arrival statement, Zenawi said his visit has come in response to the efforts made by Libya to settle the current conflict in the African Horn region, especially between Eritrea and Ethiopia.
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Tehran radio said on Friday that an Iranian delegation led by the Iranian deputy foreign minister for African affairs, Hameed Maseir, left for Algeria to take part in the meeting of the Organization of African Unity, which started deliberations on Thursday in Algiers. This is however, the first visit for an Iranian delegation to Algiers following the boycotting of relations between the two countries in 1993.
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Iraqi President Saddam Hussein accused the United Nations of launching biological warfare against his country. He said during his meeting yesterday with member of the ruling Baath Party yesterday that the attempt made by one expert from United Nations to place locust eggs in El-Soleimania governerate is a criminal action and is considered biological war at the same time.
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The commander of the US Central Command, Gen. Anthony Zinni, arrived in Doha today for a three-day visit to the state of Qatar, Gulf News Agency reported.
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