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Construction of Egyptian gas pipeline to Jordan completes today
The construction works of the Egyptian-Jordanian natural gas pipeline is expected to be completed this morning.
Egypt-Jordan, Economics, 1/18/2003

Maher phone calls with Lebanese, Turkish counterparts
Egypt-Regional, Politics, 1/18/2003

Al-Khaleij: Syrian- Egyptian summit expected
An Arab diplomatic source in Damascus said it expects an Egyptian- Syrian summit to be convened within the few coming days aiming at relating the efforts of the two states' altogether concerning the Iraqi crisis.
Syria-Egypt, Politics, 1/18/2003

Egypt confirms receiving invitation to attend Ankara's summit
An Egyptian diplomat said Egypt had received an invitation from Turkey to attend a summit conference in Ankara, to be attended by the leaders of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Syria and Iran to discuss the Iraqi crisis.
Egypt-Iraq, Politics, 1/18/2003

Hamas rejects Egyptian proposal to halt Fedayeen operations
The Islamic resistance movement Hamas rejected stopping the "Fedayeen operations" (suicide operation) and having a truce agreement. This was expressed in Hamas' answer to what has been debated in previous meetings of dialogue among the Palestinian groups under the auspices of Cairo.
Palestine-Egypt, Politics, 1/18/2003

Saddam Hussein's envoy visit to Egypt postponed
A source close to the Egyptian Presidency said that the visit of member of the revolution's leadership council in Iraqi Ali Hassan al-Majuid to Egypt, delegated by President Saddam Hussein was postponed to a later date. The source did not explain the reasons behind the postponement. Al-Majuid, one of Saddam's cousins, was expected to arrive in Egypt on Saturday.
Egypt-Iraq, Politics, 1/17/2003

Al-Assad discusses ME conditions with Mubarak on telephone
Syria-Egypt, Politics, 1/17/2003

Maher Denies Reports On Cairo Hosting Arab Foreign Ministers Gathering
Egypt-Iraq, Politics, 1/16/2003

Egypt - GCC Free trade zone Negotiations
The first round of negotiations started yesterday at the headquarters of the general secretariat of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) between the GCC member states, as one group and Egypt.
Egypt-Gulf, Economics, 1/16/2003

Mubarak: Egyptian, Syrian, Saudi continued coordination for solution to Iraqi issue
Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt stressed that there is continued coordination and consultation between Syria, Egypt and Saudi Arabia with the aim of strengthening Arab efforts to reach a peaceful solution for the Iraqi issue. He warned against the drastic consequences of war against Iraq on all countries of the region and the world.
Egypt-Iraq, Politics, 1/16/2003

Egyptian- Saudi summit deals with region developments
Egypt-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 1/15/2003

Egyptian Rafah coasts pollution with Israel sewage, in court case
The Egyptian court in al-Areesh decided to set Thursday, March 25th, a date for considering the case filed the chairman of the civil society for protecting the environment in northern Sinai province Abdullah al-Hajjawi against the Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon because of Israel's pollution of the coats of the Egyptian city of Rafah for 8 continous years.
Egypt-Israel, Economics, 1/15/2003

Special Iraqi presidential envoy to Egypt; Aziz: Saddam will stay till last bullet
The Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister, Tareq Aziz, has stressed that President Saddam Hussein will stay in Baghdad until "the last bullet" because "the danger will be greater on Iraq if its President leaves," during a war
Iraq-Egypt, Politics, 1/14/2003

Efforts to boost inter- Arab tourism
Regional-Egypt, Economics, 1/14/2003

Egyptian, Saudi FMs discuss Iraqi issue developments
Egypt-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 1/13/2003


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