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Businessmen to discuss in Washington free trade area
The Egyptian businessmen "Knock doors" mission will fly to Washington next week to discuss with U.S officials ways of boosting bilateral trade and economic ties, said chief of the American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt Taher Helmy who will preside over the mission.
Egypt-USA, Economics, 2/26/2005

Syria for boosting eco-tourism
Public and private sectors in Syria are exerting efforts to build and support environment tourism and one tourism official says there are 15 natural reserves in Syria to fulfill this target.
Syria, Economics, 2/26/2005

Younis: Egypt puts its power expertise at disposal of African countries
Egypt puts its expertise in the electricity and energy domains at the disposal of African countries, especially in the Nile Basin and Ethiopia, Minister of Electricity Hassan Younis, currently visiting Ethiopia, said on Thursday.
Egypt-Regional, Economics, 2/25/2005

Morocco highlights investment opportunities for US companies
Morocco's ambassador in Washington, Aziz Mekouar, held this week a series of meetings with American economic operators to talk up trade and investment opportunities in Morocco for U.S. companies.
Morocco-USA, Economics, 2/25/2005

Morocco, Central African countries launch new airline 'Air Cemac'