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US outline of western hemisphere energy security issues
Because economic growth and development in the Western Hemisphere depend increasingly on ensuring resources to supply reliable, affordable, clean energy, nations must cooperate to realize greater energy security, says Karen Harbert, assistant secretary for policy and international affairs at the US Department of Energy.
Regional-USA, Economics, 3/3/2006
Syrian experiences strong inflow of bank deposits
Shallah commented the return of Syrian funds from Lebanese banks saying, "This is a normal matter and this constitutes normalization of the financial conditions in Syria." Justifications for Syrians to deposit their money abroad no longer exist, he said, indicating at the opening of more private banks in the country.
Syria-Lebanon, Economics, 3/3/2006
Syrian-Jordanian technical committee on agriculture starts meetings
Syria and Jordan discussed on Wednesday cooperation in field of fighting animal disease in addition to obstacles facing agrarian exports in both sides.
Syria-Jordan, Economics, 3/2/2006
Development in Syria is not restricted to one Domain
Syria's minister of economy and trade Amer Lutfi Hosni said Wednesday that the concept of development in Syria is not restricted to one domain, but it is a national plan that tackles all issues.
Syria, Economics, 3/2/2006
Syria to improve post mail services
General Establishment of Posts began implementing a preparatory document to improve the mail service in Syria, SANA reported yesterday.
Syria, Economics, 3/2/2006
US $4 billion for Iraq reconstruction
The US State Department's $4 billion in budget requests for Iraq reconstruction funding in fiscal years 2006 and 2007 reflect a shift from financing large infrastructure projects to building capacity in the security, economic and political areas.
Iraq-USA, Economics, 3/1/2006
US joins collective bids process in WTO services negotiations
The United States has joined other countries in an initiative aimed at jump-starting moribund World Trade Organization (WTO) services negotiations, the Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) says.
Regional-USA, Economics, 3/1/2006
US urges Saudi Arabia to allow more foreign ownership
Saudi Arabia can attract more investment to strengthen and diversify its economy by relaxing equity caps on foreign business ownership, US Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez says.
Saudi Arabia-USA, Economics, 3/1/2006
Al-Thawra: Factory for wireless communication equipment in Syria
German GTC CO. for Communications has selected Syria to launch the first communications project of its kind in the Middle East. The project includes building a factory for the production of wireless communication equipment.
Syria-Germany, Business, 3/1/2006
US welcome of European aid to the Palestinians
The US has welcomed the decision of the European Union to provide urgent humanitarian aid for the Palestinian Authority, but it insisted on re-assessing the aid after the formation of the government led by Hamas movement.
Palestine-European Union, Economics, 2/28/2006
Japanese companies invest in oil and gas in Egypt
Egypt-Japan, Economics, 2/28/2006
Suez Canal navigation not effected by oil spill
Egypt, Economics, 2/28/2006
About 120 million euros in aid to Palestinians
The European Union has decided the release of main aid for the Palestinian authority estimated at 120 million euros in order to avoid a nearby financial crisis, coincided with the assignment of Hamas movement to form the next government.
Palestine-European Union, Economics, 2/27/2006
Egypt engineering industries exports up to $1.3 billion
Egypt-Regional, Economics, 2/27/2006
Australia seeks to resume its wheat exports to Iraq
Australia said it continues its efforts with the Iraqi government in order to preserve continued exports of its wheat to Baghdad, which is considered one of its largest markets.
Iraq-Australia, Economics, 2/27/2006
Syria to host meeting of Euro-Mediterranean data centers in March
Syria will host for the first time meetings of the Euro-Mediterranean Data Centers 22-24 March, sponsored by the European Data Center in Syria with the cooperation of the Syrian-European Business Center and the Syrian Federation of Chambers of Commerce.
Syria-European Union, Economics, 2/27/2006
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