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Four Egyptian public companies to be sold
Egypt, Economics, 11/6/1998
Korean minister of energy visits Saudi Arabia
Korean economic sources in Cairo announced yesterday that South Korean Minister of Energy Pak Tae-yong is going to visit Riyadh at the end of the current month.
Saudi Arabia-South Korea, Economics, 11/6/1998
Iraq agrees to allow Turkish trucks to pass through its territories to Gulf
Iraq-Turkey, Economics, 11/6/1998
Tunisia and Libya sign agreement to connect electric grids
Tunisia-Libya, Economics, 11/6/1998
Bahrain general sale
Bahrain, Economics, 11/6/1998
Islamic banking conference coming
Regional, Economics, 11/6/1998
Pakistani JK Group establishes factory in Bahrain
Bahrain-Pakistan, Business, 11/6/1998
Iranian commercial exhibition in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia-Iran, Economics, 11/6/1998
Arab conference discusses establishment of Arab bank
Regional, Economics, 11/6/1998
International bank finances Yemeni projects
Yemen-World Bank, Economics, 11/6/1998
Egyptian company to establish automotive factory in Saudi Arabia
Egypt-Saudi Arabia, Business, 11/6/1998
New Egyptian investment fund coming
Egypt, Business, 11/6/1998
Three foreign offers to purchase government's share in Misr-America Bank
Egypt, Business, 11/5/1998
300 million pound to develop Port Said's containers
Egypt, Business, 11/5/1998
18 US company representatives to accompany US secretary on Africa trip
Representatives from 18 companies will join US Secretary of Commerce William Daley on a trip to Africa to seek trade and investment opportunities
Regional, Economics, 11/5/1998
Moroccan and Senegalese preferential trade agreement to be finalized
Moroccan and Senegalese experts are to convene a meeting in Rabat next December to finalize a preferential trade agreement.
Morocco-Senegal, Economics, 11/5/1998
Morocco controls its sea by satellite
Morocco will start controlling its territorial waters with a satellite system, it was officially announced here.
Morocco, Economics, 11/5/1998
2,500 companies to participate in Euro-Mediterranean cooperation conference
A delegation of Egyptian businessmen from medium and small companies is to take part in the Euro-Mediterranean cooperation conference which is to begin on November 12 and last for 4 days in Spain. More than 2,500 Arab and European companies are going to take part.
Regional-Egypt, Economics, 11/5/1998
Hungarian business delegation to visit Cairo next week
Egypt-Hungary, Business, 11/5/1998
Jordanian - Palestinian - Israeli cooperation on telecommunications
Jordan-Palestine, Economics, 11/5/1998
Beirut hosts conference for union of Arab banks tomorrow
The head of the union of Arab banks, Mahmoud Abdul Aziz is heading on the coming Wednesday to Beirut to participate in a three-day conference tomorrow to liberate Arab banking services in light of international economic changes.
Regional, Economics, 11/4/1998
Tunisia expects 100,000 tons of dates
It is expected that the Tunisian date crop could exceed 150,000 tons in the current season, in comparison to 95,000 tons last year, which indicates that it will reach a record high.
Tunisia, Business, 11/4/1998
Palestinian - Egyptian communications regarding running Gaza airport
Palestinian - Egyptian communications are currently being made to arrange a meeting between the two civilian aviation companies affiliated to both sides within the Palestinian Authority's preparation for running Gaza Airport as well as organizing direct flights between the airports in Gaza and Cairo.
Palestine-Regional, Economics, 11/4/1998
UAE telecommunications company recruits nationals
United Arab Emirates, Economics, 11/4/1998
Bahrain to set up new airline
Bahrain, Business, 11/4/1998
Moroccan official calls for more Austrian investments
Moroccan Minister of Industry, Trade and Handicraft Alami Tazi called on Austrian investors to conduct business in Morocco by creating enterprises and concluding partnership agreements.
Morocco-Austria, Economics, 11/4/1998
Portuguese businessmen in Morocco next week
A Portuguese business delegation is expected in Morocco next week for a two-day visit to explore with their Moroccan peers means of upgrading trade and industrial cooperation through partnership and technology transfer.
Morocco-Portugal, Economics, 11/4/1998
The meetings of the Korean - Egyptian committee on November the 18th
Egypt-South Korea, Economics, 11/4/1998
Iran, Libya sign joint committee minute of meetings
Libya-Iran, Economics, 11/4/1998
Morocco set to protect intellectual property
Means to protect industrial property were the focus of talks held in Rabat on Monday between speaker of the house of representatives (the parliament's lower house), Abdelouahed Radi, and chairwoman of the French national anti-counterfeiting committee, Brigitte Douay.
Morocco-France, Economics, 11/3/1998
New navigational line between Europe and Middle East
The Saudi General Harbor Corporation added a new navigational line for transporting goods between the harbors of northern Europe and the Middle East, across Jeddah Islamic Harbor, the largest Saudi harbor.
Saudi Arabia-Regional, Business, 11/3/1998
Government renews self-employment project proposal to jobless graduates
The Moroccan government renewed a proposal to jobless graduates to create self-employment cooperatives.
Morocco, Economics, 11/3/1998
Deficit in Kuwait's budget shows need for new laws on international loans
Kuwaiti government sources said that the continuing reduction in petroleum prices will lead to increasing the deficit in the general budget and the need for loans from locally and internationally.
Kuwait, Economics, 11/3/1998
Mobile service via satellite in Cairo
Egyptian approved yesterday on permitting Iridium ME company to provide mobile telephone services via satellite for 10 years.
Egypt, Business, 11/3/1998
Moroccan carrier to service new flights for winter
Morocco's carrier, Royal Air Maroc (RAM), said it will launch new flights for the 1998-99 winter season and expressed its intention to carry 3.5 million passengers during fiscal 1998-99.
Morocco, Business, 11/3/1998
Moroccan carrier participates in Arab Air Transport Union's meeting
Regional-Morocco, Business, 11/3/1998
An Egyptian trade free zone in Turkey
Cairo is currently examining a Turkish offer to establish a free trade zone in one of the harbors in southern Turkey for storing Egyptian goods and reexporting them to the region of Central Asia.
Egypt-Turkey, Economics, 11/3/1998
Arab, international participation in Baghdad exposition
Hundreds of Arab and foreign businessmen on Sunday took part in the inauguration of Baghdad's international exposition in an unprecedented demonstration during eight years of UN sanctions. Some 30 countries, including 13 Arab countries, are taking part.
Iraq-Regional, Economics, 11/2/1998
Arab Chambers of Commerce and Industry start conference
Jordan's Crown Prince Hassan Bin Talal called on Arab governments on Sunday to exert more efforts to finalize the Arab free-trade zone
Regional, Economics, 11/2/1998
Egypt holding communications to establish free trade zones
Cairo is holding communications with European and Arab countries, aimed at establishing a free trade zone to facilitate the trade movement and encourage investment.
Egypt-Regional, Economics, 11/2/1998
Egypt seeks self-sufficiency in wheat to lessen dependence on US
Egyptian Minister of Trade and Supply Ahmed Goweili said his country has endorsed three agreements for importing wheat from Turkey, Argentina and the US, adding that the pacts insure the country's supply of wheat through the end of March.
Egypt, Economics, 11/2/1998
Palestinian - Israeli economic talks
Palestine-Israel, Economics, 11/2/1998
Afro-Arab Forum Held in Ouagadougou
Regional, Economics, 11/2/1998
French Accor group signs management contract of three hotels in Morocco
The French leading tourism group Accor won recently a contract for the management of three luxury hotels in Morocco.
Morocco, Business, 11/2/1998
Fisheries joint commission meets in Lisbon
Portugal is among the European countries that benefit from the Morocco-European Union fisheries accord under which nearly 600 European trawlers, mainly Spanish and Portuguese, operate in Moroccan waters.
Morocco-Spain, Business, 11/2/1998
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