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Sudanese president commends Libya
Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir has commended the steadfastness of the Libyan people in confrontation of huge challenges they underwent as well as the steadfastness of the Libyan revolution of September 1st and its ability to eliminate obstacles.
Sudan-Libya, Politics, 9/7/1999
King Abdullah in Kuwait
King Abdullah II of Jordan arrived in Kuwait for a two-day official visit. At Kuwait's international airport, Kuwaiti Emir Sheikh Jaber al-Ahmad al-Sabah received the Jordanian king.
Jordan-Kuwait, Politics, 9/7/1999
Mubarak follows up Sahrq al-Tafriah project
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak paid a visit yesterday to work sites in Sahrq al-Tafriah in Port Said to follow up on the progress of the work in this project, which includes the establishment of a port that can handle large containers.
Egypt, Politics, 9/7/1999
Mubarak attacked yesterday among crowded hospitality in Port Said
President Hosni Mubarak was driving in the streets of the Suez Canal city of Port Said yesterday, waving his hand outside the car window, when a man with a sharp weapon rushed Mubarak and caused a minor wound to him, an official source told ArabicNews.com.
Egypt, Politics, 9/7/1999
Some 46 African countries take part in special summit
The assistant secretary for the African affairs at the Libyan Foreign Ministry, Ali al-Tureiki, has announced that some 46 African presidents and prime ministers are expected to take part in the special summit which will start next Wednesday in the Libyan city of Syrte.
Regional-OAU, Politics, 9/7/1999
Lebanese prime minister and Albright's statements
Lebanese Prime Minister Salim al-Hoss has asserted that US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright informed him at the end of the talks she held with him in Beirut that resuming Lebanese, Syrian and Israeli negotiations is still premature.
Lebanon-USA, Politics, 9/7/1999
Syrian, Jordanian academics meet in Damascus
A meeting was held on Sunday at Damascus University between the university's president, Abdul Ghani Ma' al-Barid, and the president of the Jordanian al-Beit University, Muhammad Bekheit.
Syria-Jordan, Culture, 9/7/1999
Sudanese FM to confer with British FM
Sudanese Foreign Minister Mustafa Othman Ismael is due to confer with his British counterpart, Robin Cook, on the September 23 in New York on the sidelines of the meetings of UN General Assembly.
Sudan-UK, Politics, 9/7/1999
Clinton gives priority to the Syrian - Israeli track
The US Middle East peace process coordinator, Dennis Ross, has said that US President Bill Clinton is "intimately involved in trying to end a three-year-old deadlock in Israeli - Syrian talks and find a formula for lasting peace."
Syria-Israel-USA, Politics, 9/7/1999
Russia calls for maintaining progress on the Syrian track
The Russian Foreign Ministry has stressed the need to achieve progress on the Syrian - Lebanese track in the Middle East peace process according to UN Security Council resolutions 242 and 338.
Syria-Israel-Russia, Politics, 9/7/1999
Morocco calls for development of Euro-Mediterranean partnership
Morocco called on Monday for making the Mediterranean basin "a space of coexistence between peoples and tolerance between religions and people."
Morocco-Portugal, Politics, 9/7/1999
Denmark voices respect and satisfaction over Moroccan human rights record
Denmark voiced Monday "respect" and "satisfaction" over Morocco's experience in human rights and said it is ready to make Morocco benefit from its own experience, as part of a dynamic partnership cooperation between the two countries.
Morocco-Denmark, Politics, 9/7/1999
Second session of consultations between Egypt, Uzbekistan postponed
The meetings of the second round of political consultations between the foreign ministers of Egypt and Uzbekistan have postponed a meeting which was to be held on Tuesday in Cairo until September 19 - 20, sources in the Uzbekistani embassy in Cairo told ArabicNews.com today.
Egypt-Uzbekistan, Economics, 9/7/1999
First Italian plane in Algiers since 1995
A plane from the Italian airline company, Alitalia, on Monday made its first flight to the airport of the Algerian capital since 1995.
Algeria-Italy, Economics, 9/7/1999
Report: Jordan not considering integration with Syria and Lebanon
A Jordanian weekly said in its most recent issue that Jordanian Prime Minister Abdul Raouf al-Rawabdeh last week summoned several Arab and foreign ministers accredited in Amman and informed them that the idea of tripartite integration between Jordan, Syria and Lebanon "has not been taken into Jordan's consideration," due to the fact that Jordan refuses the policy of "axis" and encourages bilateral relations between states.
Jordan-Regional, Politics, 9/7/1999
Kuwaiti defense minister arrives in Beijing
Kuwaiti Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Sheikh Salem al-Sabah arrived on Monday in Beijing on a several-day visit to China in the framework of a tour that will also lead him to Seoul.
Kuwait-China, Politics, 9/7/1999
AL calls for uniting Arab activities
Regional, Politics, 9/7/1999
Chinese-Arab relations debated at colloquy in Beijing
The University of Beijing hosted recently a colloquy on relations between China and the Arab world.
Regional-China, Politics, 9/7/1999
Security measures in Yemen in preparations for elections
The Yemeni authorities on Monday carried out intensive security measures and put more than 50,000 soldiers on alert to ensure good presidential elections on September 23 in Yemen.
Yemen, Politics, 9/7/1999
Morocco helps in training of Palestinian water management executives
Two Palestinian universities have requested the Moroccan drinking water office (ONEP) to help them in various training activities of executives in water management.
Palestine-Morocco, Economics, 9/7/1999
Indyk arrives in Algeria
US Undersecretary of State for Middle East Affairs Martin Indyk arrived in Algiers on Monday night for a two-day working visit.
Algeria-USA, Politics, 9/7/1999
A stand by Hamas leadership
The Jordanian weekly al-Majd said that the political bureau of the Hamas movement has been making contacts during the last week to form an alternative leadership of a secret nature to succeed the current leadership of the movement in case its chairman and other prominent figures are arrested.
Jordan, Politics, 9/7/1999
AL threatens to boycott Disney
The Arab League has informed the Walt Disney company of the opposition to the Arab countries to allowing Israel to take part in the fair to be held in Orlando, Florida on September 30, where the Israeli participation in the fair says that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.
Regional, Politics, 9/7/1999
Israel to free Abu Ouf
Palestinian sources who took part in the recent negotiations between Palestine and Israel stated that they have agreed that Israel would release the oldest Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails and that it will not object to the release of such detainees as Maher Abu Ouf, one of the leaders of Fatah, and Wagir Weshah, one of the leaders of the People's Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 9/7/1999
Ottoman ammunition found in southern Jordan
Jordanian archaeologists have found some 76 shells of an old artillery belong to the Ottoman era, dating back to almost one hundred years inside a castle built by the Crusaders in At Tafilah, southern Jordan.
Jordan, Culture, 9/7/1999
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Chinese President Jiang Zemin will in October pay a visit to Saudi Arabia at the forefront of a large trade and economic delegation. The Saudi daily al-Riyadh, which published the news, expected that during the visit of the Chinese president to Saudi Arabia trade and industrial agreements will be signed between Saudi Arabia and China.
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The head of Saint Catherine's Monastery, located in Sinai, said that Pope John Paul II is due to visit Sinai on December 5, marking his first visit to Egypt. He added that he received from sources in the Vatican, information that Pope John Paul is going to visit the monstry of Saint Catherine, on Mount Moussa in the Sinai and that the visit will not last for more than three hours as part of the Pope's religious pilgrimage.
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Chinese Foreign Minister Tang Jiaxuan met on Monday in Beijing with the Iraqi Foreign Ministry's secretary, Nouri al-Weis. Xinhua (the Chinese news agency) said that the two sides exchanged viewpoints on bilateral relations and the economic embargo imposed on Iraq.
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Gambian President Yahya Jammeh left Morocco on Monday after a private visit to the kingdom, during which he was received by King Mohammed VI. The Gambian president was among the world leaders who attended last month the funeral of the late King Hassan II.
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The Turkish Foreign Ministry expressed today its great appreciation and thanks for the role played by Egypt in easing the suffering of those who were affected by the devastating earthquake that hit Turkey on August 17 in a formal note received by the Egyptian Foreign Ministry. Egyptian sources told ArabicNews.com that the note released by the Turkish Foreign Ministry includes many thanks for the great efforts exerted by people of the relief commission and Egyptian medical commission in Sicaria City, which was deeply affected by the earthquake.
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The head of the Jordanian Journalists Union, Seif al-Sharif, has threatened to send four Jordanian journalists to a disciplinary council if it is proven that their current visit to Israel aims at meeting with Israeli officials and normalizing relations with them.
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Lebanese President Emile Lahoud returned to Lebanon on Monday with members of the accompanying delegation after he took part in the 8th Francophonic summit, which was convened in Canada. Lebanon will host the 9th Francophonic conference to be held in 2001 in Beirut.
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The union of tourism companies in South America, Cothal, decided to hold its annual conference in Cairo, in the first half of coming May, said by Ryad Kabil the secretary general of Egyptian tourism companies chamber told ArabicNews.com.
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Bahrain's army chief of staff Lt. Gen. Abdullah Bin Salman al-Khaleifa on Monday in al-Manama received the commander general of the British fleet, Admiral Sir Nigel Essenhigh, and members of the accompanying delegation. The Gulf News Agency said that cooperation relations between the two countries and issues of mutual concern were reviewed during the meeting.
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Japan has granted to Mauritania a donation of $ 900,000 to help the country alleviate its debt, a Mauritanian official source said.
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The Egyptian Aviation Company has decided to activate a new aviation line between Luxor and Spanish capital, Madrid, with a weekly trip. This aviation line comes amid the increasing tourism movement between Spanish and Egyptian tourist areas. Sources in Egyptian Aviation Company said that on this occasion a festival for Spanish arts will be held in Luxor, and a similar festival for Egyptian arts will be held in Madrid three months after the new line is established.
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