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Goweili Common market to protect Arab interests against int'l blocs
Arab League Secretary General of the Arab Economic Unity Council (AEUC), Ahmad Goweili, said the Common Arab Market has become necessary to counter the challenges posed by international mega economic blocs.
Regional, Economics, 3/20/2004

Modernization program for pharmaceuticals mills
Egypt, Business, 3/20/2004

Egypt, Saudi Arabia to remove trade barriers
Saudi Minister of Trade and Industry Hashim Abdullah Yamani said Saudi Arabia and Egypt have agreed to remove obstacles before trade exchange increase towards achieving integration in various productive sectors in both states.
Egypt-Saudi Arabia, Economics, 3/19/2004

Syrian - Iraqi economic cooperation highlighted
Syria's Minister of Economy on Thursday said Syria was a main and strategic partner of Iraq at the economic and trade levels and pledged to exert all efforts to boost Iraq.
Syria-Iraq, Economics, 3/19/2004

Portugal to grant Moroccan operators a 100 million Euro credit line
Morocco-Portugal, Economics, 3/19/2004

Morocco to sign FTA with Turkey in April
Morocco and Turkey will sign a free trade agreement (FTA) next April, said in Rabat Monday, Moroccan foreign trade minister, Mustapha Mechahouri.
Morocco-Turkey, Economics, 3/18/2004

Group Accor to open seven new hotels in Morocco in 2005
Accord Morocco Group announced the opening in 2005 of seven new Ibis Moussafir three-star hotels, which will raise the number of these units in the country from nine to sixteen.
Morocco, Business, 3/18/2004

Syria- UNDP banking co-operation maintained
Syria and United Nations Development Program (UNDP) on Monday signed a document project to support the Central Bank of Syria.
Syria-UN, Economics, 3/16/2004

Duke Of York arrives in Morocco for trade promotion
The Duke of York arrived, in Casablanca Monday, on a three-day official visit to Morocco during which he will have talks with several senior Moroccan officials, leading members of the business community and British companies established in Morocco.
Morocco-UK, Economics, 3/16/2004

L.E. 10 billion in proceeds from military production in 4 years
Minister of State for Military Production Sayed Mishaal said total proceeds from the military production sector have hit L.E. 10 billion during the past four years, an unprecedented figure since the sector had emerged.
Egypt, Economics, 3/16/2004

Egypt-Brazil trade exchange volume up
Egypt-Brazil, Economics, 3/16/2004

Suez Canal not put up for privatization
Egypt, Economics, 3/16/2004

Mubarak keen on supporting international coordination in gas industry
Petroleum Minister Sameh Fahmi said President Hosni Mubarak is keen on backing all steps for coordination on the global gas market.
Egypt, Economics, 3/15/2004


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