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Azam Azam to be sentenced for spying tomorrow
Amidst much tension, the state security court in Cairo headed by Counsellor Muharam Darwish and having Counsellors Abdul Rahman Abul Magd and Abdul Radi Abu Leila in its membership is going to give its verdict in the case of spying for Israel
Egypt, Judicial, 8/30/1997
US ambassador in Cairo nominated to be envoy to Israel
Edward Walker would succeed Martin Indyk, who is waiting for senate confirmation of his appointment as assistant secretary of state.
Egypt, International, 8/30/1997
Credit cards thieves caught
Security forces in Egypt arrested a 3 persons for stealing credit cards from tourists and using them to buy jewelry.
Egypt, Judicial, 8/30/1997
International Bank allocates $300 million loan to Egypt
The International Bank allocated a new loan to Egypt to modernize agriculture and other sectors.
Egypt, Economics, 8/30/1997
Nubian Museum to display Egypt's oldest skeleton
5,000 ancient antiques are expected to go on display in the Nubian Museum, which will open in October.
Egypt, History, 8/30/1997
Lunar eclipse on Tuesday, September 16
Portions of the world will observe a full lunar eclipse on Tuesday, September 16.
Egypt, International, 8/28/1997
Police conduct round-up of bullies in Alexandria
Police forces in Alexandria yesterday detained 10 bullies and a drug addict in a round up.
Egypt, Judicial, 8/28/1997
Sudanese foreign minister trying to clear the atmosphere with Egypt
Mr. Aly Osman, the Sudanese foreign minister, confirmed that Sudan is making great efforts to clear the atmosphere with Egypt.
Sudan-Egypt, Politics, 8/28/1997
Safety in water sports conference in Red Sea
The conference deals with rules which control the use of personal craft and its effects on the environment, and the best methods of securing both swimmers and riders. Participants discussed the use of water-crafts as a worldwide sport that promote tourism.
Egypt, Sports, 8/27/1997
Nile Elite off hook, coast guard says
The coast guards in Aswan succeeded in saving the "Nile Elite" cruiser and its 30-member crew from sinking.
Egypt, Local, 8/27/1997
Japan to sign cultural agreement with Egypt
Egyptian Assistant Foreign Minister for international cultural relations Sbhi Nafea, said that an agreement will be signed with Japan in cultural affairs.
Egypt, Politics, 8/27/1997
Privatization of 314 companies expected to yield 52 billion
An economic report showed that 76 companies have so far been privatized; it indicated that this move has increased profits of those companies by 50-80 percent.
Egypt, Economics, 8/26/1997
Girl kills herself over parents' disapproval toward her love
A young girl died yesterday at the hospital after poisoning herself with pesticide, because of her parents' maltreatment toward her.
Egypt, Local, 8/26/1997
Tombs to open in November
A great number of tombs that have never been open to visitors before are now undergoing restoration so they can be opened to the public in November.
Egypt, History, 8/26/1997
South Korea to boost unionist ties with Egypt
Rashed agreed to dispatch an ETUF delegation to visit South Korea shortly to discuss means of bolstering unionist cooperation.
Egypt, Economics, 8/26/1997
Economic cooperation between Latvia and Egypt
3 cooperation pacts were signed between Latvia and Egypt in tourism, public health and medical and maritime sciences.
Egypt, Economics, 8/26/1997
Russian-Egyptian trade volume L.E 350 million
Trade volume between Russia and Egypt during last year hit L.E 350 million, equal to one-third of the 1990 trade volume.
Egypt, Economics, 8/26/1997
Egyptian gold and silver circulation active
The amount of gold circulated in the Egyptian market hit 85 tons in gold works and 5 tons in gold ingots.
Egypt, Economics, 8/26/1997
Trade team in Iraq
During the 7-day visit, the team will hold intensive talks with senior Iraqi officials on exporting food to Iraq within the oil-for-food deal.
Iraq-Egypt, Economics, 8/25/1997
Child rapist arrested
Police force yesterday solved the death mistery of a ten years old girl who was found murdered in a corn field two days ago.
Egypt, Local, 8/25/1997
Experimental theater festival on September 1
The 9th Cairo International Festival for Experimental Theater has been stepped up, said the Ministry of Culture.
Egypt, Culture, 8/25/1997
Fire got them all
A housewive and a university student were burnt to death in two separate incidents in Fayoum governorate.
Egypt, Local, 8/25/1997
Sudanese-Egyptian direct contacts basis for bilateral relations
Voicing his precaution over mediation, the Sudanese Minister of State said there were regional and outside powers which did not wish to see the relationship between Egypt and Sudan return to normal.
Sudan-Egypt, Politics, 8/25/1997
Lebanon-Egypt cooperation agreements
Lebanon and Egypt have signed 13 cooperation agreements and protocols in the fields of economy, tourism, culture and judiciary.
Egypt-Lebanon, Politics, 8/25/1997
New attack by Egyptian Islamic group
Al-Gama'a Al-Islamia (an Islamic group) ambushed two police vehicles in Upper Egypt last Thursday night, killing 8.
Egypt, Local, 8/25/1997
44 countries participated in market for children arts
The talented children of Egypt won most of the awards of the second session of the International Market for Children's Arts.
Egypt, Culture, 8/25/1997
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