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Pope John Paul II meets leaders of eastern and western churches
Palestine's ambassador in Egypt told ArabicNews.com that Pope John Paul II convened today in the Palestinian lands a summit meeting among the heads of the Christian churches, which is considered the first of its kind in which the Christians greatly aspire to achieve reconciliation between the Orthodox and Catholics, between whom there are historical disputes.
Regional, Religion, 3/25/2000
British Council director: A wide and growing interest to retain cultural links with Syria
"The British Council has a long association with Syria dating to 1942," said the director general of the British Council, David Green.
Syria-UK, Culture, 3/25/2000
International child music festival in Rabat
Morocco-International, Culture, 3/25/2000
King Mohammed meets FIFA chief
King Mohammed VI on friday met in Rabat Sepp Blatter, president of the FIFA (world football governing body).
Morocco, Sports, 3/25/2000
Pan-Islamic body deplores Western fallacious perception of Islam
The Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) on Friday deplored the West's unhealthy perception of Islam.
Regional, Religion, 3/25/2000
Tennis: Morocco's Al-Aynaoui squeezed out at Miami Open
Morocco, Sports, 3/25/2000
Turkey, Israel to develop Arrow 2 missile system
The Turkish Daily News said on Friday that a Turkish military delegation will head this month or at the beginning of April to Israel to discuss the possibility of having Turkey take part in the development of the anti-ballistic missiles of the "Arrow 2" missile system, which the US and Israel are developing.
Turkey-Israel, Military, 3/25/2000
Lebanese resistance operations in south Lebanon
The Israeli occupation forces on Friday renewed their attacks against areas adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 3/25/2000
Special museums for Tutankhamen, the royal mummies in the new Egyptian Museum
Egypt, Culture, 3/24/2000
Illiteracy in the Arab states demands serious effort to eradicate
Illiteracy is still a problem from which the Arab states suffer despite the great progress attained in perpetuating the law on compulsory education and ensuring the human and material resources necessary for the task of eradicating illiteracy.
Regional, Education, 3/24/2000
Tangier port authorities seize banned substance
Morocco, Local, 3/24/2000
Two wounded in Casablanca factory fire
Morocco, Local, 3/24/2000
Moroccan thinker gets Spanish prize
Moroccan thinker Abdellah Laroui was awarded the International Catalunia prize by the autonomous government of Catalunia.
Morocco-Spain, Culture, 3/24/2000
Women do not enjoy rights recognized by Islam, King Mohammed VI says
King Mohammed VI on Wednesday said that in most Islamic societies women do not enjoy the rights granted by the Sharia (Islamic law).
Morocco, Culture, 3/23/2000
Arab health ministers meet in Lebanon March 28
Arab health ministers will meet in Beirut on March 28 to discuss several issues, including child health, latest medical inventions, drugs manufacturing, a health information system and fighting smoking.
Regional, Health, 3/23/2000
Study on the adverse impact of al-Qat in Yemen
A study prepared by heart-surgery doctor at Sanaa University, Ahmad al-Mitrib, proved the consequences of chewing Qat, a widespread habit among Yemenis. The study said that chewing this plant causes heart-attacks.
Yemen, Health, 3/23/2000
Moroccan forests faring well, minister
Moroccan forests are relatively faring well, the Moroccan water and forests minister said.
Morocco, Environment, 3/23/2000
Seven Algerians killed in clashes with armed groups
Algeria, Local, 3/23/2000
Israel attack Lebanese civilians
A 55-year old Lebanese taxi driver, Ali Haidar, suffered a severe head injury and another civilian was slightly hurt by machine-gun fire coming from the Israeli zone near the site of an explosion that hit the occupied part of south Lebanon on Wednesday.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 3/23/2000
Pope John Paul arrives in Bethlehem
Pope John Paul II of the Vatican arrived today in Bethlehem, where he visited Christ's birthplace.
Palestine-Vatican, Religion, 3/22/2000
Morocco, U.N. study anti-poverty program
Morocco and the United Nations Human Settlements Center probed in Rabat Tuesday means to boost a program for struggle against poverty in urban and semi-urban areas
Morocco, Culture, 3/22/2000
Steps start to establish British University in Cairo
Many Egyptian and British organizations started taking the executive steps to establish the British University in Cairo.
Egypt, Education, 3/22/2000
Tunisian fair in Cairo titled Africa in the Fatamid age
Egyptian Culture Minister Farouk Hosni and his Tunisian counterpart, Abdelbaki Hermassi, opened today a fair for the Tunisian tradition at Horizon hall in Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil's museum in Cairo, entitled, "Africa in the Fatamid age."
Egypt-Tunisia, Culture, 3/22/2000
Arab waters and the world water day
The regional director of the UN Environmental Program for West Asia, Muhammad Youssef Abdul Rahim, stated that historical facts indicate that the Arab region was the first which taught humanity how to "tame" the rivers by inventing the water-canal irrigation system, and therefore civilization flourished on the banks of big rivers and at their meeting points.
Regional, Environment, 3/22/2000
Paris mayor backs Moroccan cultural center rehabilitation
Paris mayor Jean Tiberi said welcoming King Mohammed VI at the city hall Tuesday that the city financially backed the rehabilitation of the Moroccan cultural center in Paris.
Morocco-France, Culture, 3/22/2000
Syrian Golan students in Damascus celebrate Mother's Day at border fence
Syrian students of the occupied Golan who study at Damascus University on Tuesday visited the Ein al-Tineh area, which overlooks the occupied Golan town of Majdal Shams, to see their mothers from a distance, on the occasion of Mothers Day.
Syria-Israel, Local, 3/22/2000
Islamic banks in Thailand expand
Islamic banks in Thailand are expanding, with increasing deposits to be used for investment projects for the first time in May
Regional-Thailand, Religion, 3/22/2000
FIFA, CAF chiefs in Morocco
Morocco, Sports, 3/22/2000
Regional seminar on Arab, African women in Casablanca
A regional scientific seminar on "Arab and African women and 21st century's challenges" will be held March 31 through April 1 in Casablanca.
Regional, Culture, 3/22/2000
23 extremists killed by Algerian forces
Algeria, Local, 3/22/2000
One SLA member killed in south Lebanon
The Lebanese resistance on Tuesday killed a pro- Israeli militiaman in his house in south Lebanon, according to Lebanese security sources.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 3/22/2000
Kuwait buys American weapons
Kuwait-USA, Military, 3/22/2000
Acts of violence continue in Algeria
The Algerian papers said on Tuesday that five persons including three security forces members were killed by gunmen.
Algeria, Local, 3/22/2000
Israel renovates Turkish tanks
The Turkish daily Hurryiet said on Monday that Turkey and Israel have reached a agreement in principal stating that the Israeli military industries will renovate 170 tanks for the Turkish Army.
Turkey-Israel, Military, 3/21/2000
North Africans contribute to astronomical discoveries
Regional, Science, 3/21/2000
Iraq accuses UN sanctions committee of obstructing medication contracts for chronic diseases
Iraq accused the UN Sanctions Committee "661 committee" of obstructing contracts of medication contracts and medical requirements especially these of serious and chronic diseases.
Iraq-UN, Health, 3/21/2000
French lorry driver arrested in Tangier for drug trafficking
Morocco, Judicial, 3/21/2000
Moroccan full-contact champ keeps world title
Morocco, Sports, 3/21/2000
Beirut hosts FAO meeting on agriculture in Middle East
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) holds its 25th ministerial regional conference for the Middle East on March 23-24 in Beirut.
Regional-Lebanon, Agriculture, 3/20/2000
First cinema festival in Bahrain to open on Saturday
The first session of Bahrain's international cinema festival is to start on Saturday and last until the end of the current month with the participation of 20 films from all over the Arab states, as the festival will specify activities to support the Arab cinema.
Bahrain, Culture, 3/20/2000
Five Moroccan boxers in African semifinals before Olympic games
Morocco, Sports, 3/20/2000
Israel continues aggressions against Lebanon
The Israeli warplanes on Sunday carried out mock raids at low altitude over the Lebanese south and the western Bekaa. Lebanese Army and resistance anti- aircraft guns fired at the raiding planes, Lebanese security sources said.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 3/20/2000
Morocco ranks fifth in cross-country world championships
Morocco ranked fifth in the cross-country world championships held over the weekend in Vilamoura, Portugal, with outstanding performances by Zahra Ouaziz and Moroccan-born Belgian Mohamed Mourhit.
Morocco, Sports, 3/20/2000
Acts of violence continue in Algeria
The Algerian dailies on Sunday said the security forces killed eight gunmen in a chase in Ghardaia area, situated 500 km south of Algiers.
Algeria, Local, 3/20/2000
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