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Damascus governor meets with reporters
Syria, Culture, 11/13/1999
Rights protection center project presented to Youssoufi
A delegation of the International Council for the reintegration of torture victims on Friday presented to Moroccan Prime Minister, Abderrahmane Youssoufi, a project to set up in Morocco a center for the reintegration of the victims of torture.
Morocco, Culture, 11/13/1999
British citizen expelled from Kuwait for charges on Islamic class assignment
The Kuwaiti dailies issued on Thursday said that a British teacher was expelled from Kuwait after he asked his students to make "a homework" considered as implying "non-believing in the Islamic religion."
Kuwait-UK, Local, 11/13/1999
Opening Carthage theatrical festival
The new session of the Carthage international theater festival started yesterday in Tunis. It will last for 10 days with the participation of 44 countries from all over the world for the first time since the festival started, as the participation in it was limited only to the Arab theatrical bands.
Tunisia-International, Culture, 11/13/1999
Mubarak: My health is good
Egypt, People, 11/13/1999
Four SLA militia members wounded in south Lebanon
Lebanese security sources said on Friday that several Lebanese citizens had been injured by the fighting at various locations in and around Qadissiya valley.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 11/13/1999
Football: Morocco's Wydad club makes perilous trip to Tunisia for CAF Cup Final
Morocco's club, Wydad of Casablanca, will play this Saturday in Tunis a decisive away match for the African Football Confederation (CAF) cup against the lethal team of Etoile du Sahel.
Tunisia-Morocco, Sports, 11/13/1999
Iranian law on organs of the clinically deads
Iran, Local, 11/12/1999
Algerian Islamic official demands to change law on personal affairs
The head of the supreme Islamic council in Algeria, Abd El-Magid Mezyan, stated that the current Algerian family law is injust to women's rights and that it must be revised. He emphasized the importance of changing the law.
Algeria, Culture, 11/12/1999
Morocco allocates $100 million for floods victims
Morocco, Local, 11/12/1999
Morocco bans importation of cold-equipment using products harming ozone layer
Morocco, Environment, 11/12/1999
Egyptian film wins the gold prize of Damascus cinema festival
Syria-International, Culture, 11/12/1999
First Arab festival for children's theater in Tunis ends
The first Arab festival for children's theater, which started its works on last Monday, will conclude in Tunis tonight under the slogan "The school in the theater's shadows."
Tunisia-Regional, Culture, 11/12/1999
Morocco NGO condemns aggression against Moroccan minors in Canary islands
The Association of Moroccan Workers in Spain (ATIME) condemned the racist and xenophobe aggressions which targeted Friday night a group of Moroccan minors sheltered in a school residence in the island of Fuerteventura, Canary.
Morocco-Canary Islands, Local, 11/12/1999
US - Israeli - Turkish joint maneuvers in the coming month
Turkey said it would hold maritime military training in the coming month in the Mediterranean Sea in participation with Israel and the USA.
Turkey-Israel-USA, Military, 11/12/1999
Islamic council applauds lawmakers for recognizing Ramadan
The Islamic Supreme Council of America on Thursday applauded two Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives for introducing legislation to support the issuance of a postage stamp recognizing the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
Regional-USA, Religion, 11/12/1999
Lebanese resistance forces attack four Israeli positions
Israel continued its attacks against villages and towns adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 11/12/1999
EgyptAir disaster answers may be very near
More flight recorder data was made available today about the EgyptAir flight 990 that fell mysteriously from the sky shortly after leaving the New Yok J.F.K. airport.
Egypt, Local, 11/12/1999
Mineral water firm contributes to Morocco's World Cup bid
The Moroccan water firm OULMES has joined a group of companies that agreed to pay $200,000 in support to Morocco's bid to host the 2006 soccer World Cup.
Morocco, Sports, 11/12/1999
Arab sports ministers study backing to Morocco's World Cup bid
The executive committee of the Arab sports ministers council will meet in Rabat on Nov. 17-19 in Rabat to study backing for Morocco's bid to host the final rounds of the 2006 World Cup.
Morocco-Regional, Sports, 11/11/1999
General Assembly welcomes Bethlehem 2000
Palestine-Israel-UN, Culture, 11/11/1999
Preliminary data on EgyptAir crash yields few answers
Preliminary data recovered from EgyptAir flight 990's flight data recorder suggests that the Boeing 767's descent began as a controlled descent, while the aircraft's thrust reverser does not appear to have deployed, a statement issued yesterday by US National Transportation Safety Board chairman Jim Hall said.
Egypt, Local, 11/11/1999
Antiquities found in Alexandria's Eastern Port and Maamoura Bay
French and Egyptian missions have made archeological finds in the waters off Alexandria.
Egypt, Culture, 11/11/1999
French-Qatari maneuvers concluded
These maneuvers covered training on dismantling explosives and mines, a staged attack on a French warship, landing operations by parachute and operations to release hostages.
Qatar-France, Military, 11/11/1999
Declaring the prizes of Sousse festival for youth and children's cinema
The fourth festival for youth and children's films concluded yesterday in the Tunisian city of Sousse with the participation of 200 films --long, short, and animated cartoons-- that represent nearly 60 countries.
Tunisia-International, Culture, 11/11/1999
Mediterranean Inter-Religious Meeting Calls for the Promotion of Peace Philosophy
The third Mediterranean inter-religious meeting held Wednesday and Thursday in the Alcala de Henares University, 35 km north-east of Madrid, called for the promotion of the philosophy of peace to secure a future of peace, understanding and conviviality for the mounting generations.
Regional, Religion, 11/11/1999
Three Saudis get 5 to 20 years in jail for drug trafficking
Five Saudi nationals were sentenced to jail terms of 5 to 20 years, after being convicted of drug trafficking by a Casablanca court, a Moroccan daily reported.
Morocco-Saudi Arabia, Judicial, 11/11/1999
Lebanese operation in retaliation for Israeli bombardment
The Lebanese resistance on Wednesday attacked an Israeli-allied South Lebanon Army militia engineering unit while carrying out fortification works inside a joint Israeli-SLA militia position in al-Muheisbat in the central section of south Lebanon.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 11/11/1999
King lays down foundation stone of nannies, governesses school
King Mohammed VI on Monday laid down the foundation stone of a $500,000 nannies and governesses school.
Morocco, Education, 11/10/1999
Egyptian police officers tried for negligence in protecting President Mubarak
The disciplinary court in Cairo, Egypt started today the trial of generals and officers in the Egypatian police for not preventing Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's exposure to an attack in Port Said city with a knife two months ago.
Egypt, Judicial, 11/10/1999
New Moroccan education charter disclosed
The new Moroccan education charter provides elements of a new social and cultural contract between the nation and its schooling system committing all Moroccans, said in Rabat Tuesday chairman of the special education and training commission, Abdelaziz Meziane Belfkih.
Morocco, Education, 11/10/1999
Morocco elected member of UNESCO executive board
Morocco, Culture, 11/10/1999
Patriarch of Jerusalem visits Qatar
The patriarch of Jerusalem and Middle East for the Orthodox Church, Thionoris I, emphasized that his first visit to Qatar comes at the invitation of Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa al-Thani, saying, "My visit to Qatar comes to know this country in which our sons enjoy stability, justice and welfare, and I did not come here to build a church or a house."
Qatar-Palestine, Religion, 11/10/1999
Report: Some 1,000 foreigners arrested in Saudi Arabia
The Saudi daily al-Jazira said on Tuesday that some 1,000 foreigners, whose residency is in violation of the law, were suspended in Aseer province, in southwestern Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia, Judicial, 11/10/1999
Continued Israeli attacks against south Lebanon
In retaliation for the continued Israeli attacks against south Lebanon, a Lebanese resistance group on Tuesday attacked an Israeli-allied South Lebanon Army militia engineering force that was carrying out fortification works inside the Israeli position in al-Sweida.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 11/10/1999
Environmental study to be distributed in Arab states
An environment study by Moroccan expert Mohamed Beryane that was awarded the prize of the Arab environment ministers' council will be published by the council technical secretariat for distribution in Arab states and Arab, regional and international organizations.
Regional, Environment, 11/10/1999
Mediterranean inter-religious meeting in Spain
The third Mediterranean inter-religious meeting on education and culture is held this Wednesday and Thursday in the Alcala de Henares University, 35 km northeast of Madrid.
Regional, Religion, 11/10/1999
Celebrating delivering Sultan Qaboos prize for the environment
Regional-International, Environment, 11/9/1999
US says Iraq attacks aircraft
Iraq-USA, Military, 11/9/1999
First black box recovered in EgyptAir crash
The flight data recorder from EgyptAir flight 990 was recovered today, raising hopes that it will hold data that will help explain what caused the flight to crash on October 31 in the Atlantic Ocean.
Egypt, Local, 11/9/1999
Mediterranean chemotherapy society convenes congress in Marrakesh
Morocco, Health, 11/8/1999
Morocco-Egyptian colloquy on sufism in Cairo next year
Morocco-Egypt, Culture, 11/8/1999
Egyptian Foreign Ministry to Egyptian travelers: Do not carry other people's bags
The Egyptian Foreign Ministry issued a set of routine advice to Egyptian travelers abroad on the necessessity of avoiding carrying any bags belonging to anyone else, no matter what the reasons, especially if the owner of the bag is unknown to them.
Egypt, Culture, 11/8/1999
Jordanian fighter jet crashes
Jordan, Military, 11/8/1999
23-meter long whale chast off in Moroccan northern shore
Morocco, Local, 11/8/1999
US - Egyptian cooperation in repairing cemeteries of the pharaohs
Cooperation between Egypt and the USA is currently taking place in implementing a scientific archeological project to repair the royal caskets of the pharaohs, which is to start on March 1, 2000 in the cemetery of Ramses VI in the city of Luxor.
Egypt, Culture, 11/8/1999
Lebanese resistance operations against occupation forces
As a result of the operations carried out by the Lebanese resistance against the Israeli occupation troops and their militia allies' positions and centers, a state of fear and disorder is prevailing among the ranks of the Israeli army and their South Lebanon Army militia allies, reports said.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 11/8/1999
Morocco takes part in Carthage theater festival
Moroccan playwright and comedian Tayeb Seddiki takes part in the Carthage theater days slated for November 12 through 21 along with companies from 18 Arab and African countries.
Tunisia-Morocco, Culture, 11/8/1999
14 military members killed, injured in two terrorist attacks in Algeria
Algerian security sources announced yesterday the death of five members of the armed forces and the injury of another eight, including officers with the rank of colonel, in two separate attacks by a terrorist group in Algeria.
Algeria, Local, 11/8/1999
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