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Morocco determined to go ahead in reforming its judiciary-administrative apparatus
Morocco is determined to go ahead in its reforms of the judiciary and administrative apparatuses to enable them to become efficient tools contributing to the socio-economic development of the country.
Morocco, Judicial, 1/2/1999
A lecture on German Kaiser's visit to Syria in 1898
Damascene people have recently commemorated the centenary of the visit paid by the German Kaiser Wilhelm II to Damascus in 1898. At the invitation of the Damascus Friends Society, Dr. George Jabbour made a lecture at the German Cultural Center on the same day Wilhelm II made his speech which was known at the time as the Damascus Declaration.
Syria-Regional-Germany, History, 1/2/1999
Eighteen persons injured in shanty-town fire
A Fire broke out Friday evening at a Casablanca shanty-town injuring 18 people including three fire-fighters.
Morocco, Local, 1/2/1999
Competitors of Dakar Rally-99 arrive in Morocco
Competitors of the rally of Dakar-99 arrived Friday in Rabat coming from Grenada, Southern Spain, wherein the bad weather forced organizers to replace the 115 kms first timed stage with a five kms stage held as the prologue.
Regional, Sports, 1/2/1999
Dutch national arrested in Morocco possessing 17 kg of cannabis
Morocco-Denmark, Local, 1/2/1999
More Israelis killed, wounded in south Lebanon
Israeli occupation forces on Wednesday bombarded the villages and towns in the western and central sectors of south Lebanon. Lebanese security sources said Israeli artillery positioned in Muhaibib and Ballat shelled the towns of Kafra, Yater, Zebqin, and al-Boutom mountainous areas, and Majdal Zoun in the western sector.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/31/1998
Lt. Gen. Tawfiq Nizameddine dies in Damascus
Lt. Gen. Tawfiq Nizameddine, founder and former commander of the Syrian Army died on Monday in Damascus. Present at the funeral ceremony were a number of Syrian officials, citizens and delegations from his birthplace, al-Qamshli, in the northern part of Syria.
Syria, People, 12/31/1998
Informatics program in Homs
Syria, Education, 12/31/1998
Iraqi no-fly zones see a second clash as Iraq assert it downed a US plane
A US Pentagon spokesman said today that a second clash this week took place in the US-enforced Iraq no-fly zones, with today's conflict taking place in the southern zone.
Iraq-USA, Military, 12/30/1998
Hostages killed in Yemen during attempt to free them
A Yemeni official has said that three western hostages held in Yemen, two Britons and one American, were killed and another 13 hostages were freed when Yemeni security forces attacked the place where the hostages were being held. Two of the kidnappers were also killed, the official said.
Yemen, Local, 12/30/1998
King Hussein announces full recovery
King Hussein of Jordan on Tuesday announced that he has left the Mayo Clinic hospital in the United States after he has fully recovered from cancer and completed six stages of chemotherapy, which he started in July 14.
Jordan, People, 12/30/1998
Israel continues attacks in south Lebanon targeting mountainous routes
Israeli occupied forces on Tuesday renewed their attacks on areas adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon and its western Bekaa. The attacks were accompanied by intensive machine-gun fire targeting mountainous routes which link al-Tuffah district to the occupied strip of south Lebanon.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/30/1998
43 members of Islamic Group held in custody in Egypt
The State Security Court in Egypt on Monday decided to hold in custody some 43 members of the armed extremist Islamic Group (Gamaa al-Islamiyah) for 15 days under charges of being members in an unlicensed group and planning to topple the government.
Egypt, Judicial, 12/30/1998
A trip into the heart of ancient civilizations
Syria is regarded by historians as the very heart of the Arab Islamic world. It witnessed Arab Islamic civilizations that flourished through successive ages. Fruitful interaction had been carried out between them producing remarkable, distinctive civilizations.
Syria, History, 12/30/1998
Moroccan stand gets 1st prize in Saudi charity fair
Morocco, Culture, 12/30/1998
Four people reported missing in shipwreck
Morocco, Local, 12/30/1998
King Hassan chairs religious ceremony marking 39th anniversary of late king Mohammed V
Morocco, Local, 12/30/1998
Syria needs US $11.6 million for pesticides
Syria, Agriculture, 12/30/1998
Some 27 persons to be tried in Khartoum over explosions
Sudan, Judicial, 12/30/1998
SLA troops withdraw from Jezzine-area positions
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/29/1998
Morocco launches program to save livestock from dry winter
Morocco launched last week a program, worth 196 million dh ($21.3 million), to save its livestock, an official at the agriculture ministry said.
Morocco, Agriculture, 12/29/1998
163 soldiers freed as another sign of Sudanese seriousness about liberties
Sudanese Minister of Defense Maj. Gen. Ibrahim Suleiman issued a decision that dropped the remainder of sentences for 163 soldiers.
Sudan, Judicial, 12/29/1998
Yemeni tribe clans explode main oil pipelines
It was announced in Sanaa on Monday than Yemeni tribal clans exploded the main oil pipeline in Yemen. So far the volume of damage and the effect of the explosion on production have not been determined.
Yemen, Local, 12/29/1998
Group of illegal immigrants arrested in Spain
Eleven north Africans trying to enter Europe illegally were arrested in the port of the southern Spanish town of Algesiras, the Spanish news agency EFE reported.
Morocco-Algeria-Spain, Local, 12/29/1998
Some 64% of Moroccan Jews want to return to Morocco
Morocco, Local, 12/29/1998
Moroccans are largest foreign community in italy
Morocco, Local, 12/29/1998
King Faisal international prize to be announced in one week
The King Faisel international prize in the fields of serving Islam, Islamic studies, Arab literature, medicine, and science will be announced on the coming Tuesday in a celebration in Riyadh.
Regional-Saudi Arabia, Religion, 12/29/1998
Israel demolishes Lebanese house, continues attacking civilians
Israeli occupation troops and its allied South Lebanon Army militia demolished a house on Sunday night in Arnoun town in the occupied part of south Lebanon under the pretext that it stored foodstuffs, weapons and explosives.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/29/1998
Some 200 Iraqi civilians wounded in US-British air strikes
Iraq, Local, 12/28/1998
April Understanding committee meets on civilian attacks
The April Understanding Monitoring Committee has condemned the killings perpetrated by Israeli warplanes in Jenta town in the central Bekaa, which resulted in the death of seven members of a Lebanese family (a woman and her six kids).
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/28/1998
Israel continues attacks on Lebanon
Caution and tensions have prevailed in southern Lebanese areas with continued intensive sorties at low altitude by Israeli war planes over south Lebanon areas.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/28/1998
Four Syrians killed in Lebanon building collapse
Four Syrians were killed and one Lebanese was wounded on Saturday night in a building collapse in al-Sharaani suburb in the al-Qubbeh area of Tripoli.
Lebanon-Syria, Local, 12/28/1998
Morocco Builds $ 4 Mln Sea Sports Center
Morocco, Sports, 12/28/1998
Reducing value of Algerian dinar by 5.8%
12/28/1998
Cholera a threat in Iraq
Iraq, Health, 12/28/1998
80 countries to participate in Cairo International Book Fair
Egypt-Regional, Culture, 12/28/1998
Qatar issues pardon on the occasion of Ramadan
Qatar, Judicial, 12/28/1998
Israel develops missiles against Iranian, Iraqi and Syrian weapons
Regional-Israel, Military, 12/28/1998
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