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Miniature painting by Moroccan artist enters guinness book
Morocco, Culture, 9/8/2000
Two reserves to protect endangered gazelles and moufflons
Two permanent reserves were created in the province of Boulemane (region of Fez) to accommodate endangered species, particularly gazelles and moufflons.
Morocco, Environment, 9/8/2000
Four persons killed in Algeria by gunmen
The Algerian daily " Liberty" said on Thursday that four persons from one family were assassinated by members of the armed groups on Tuesday night in al-Huseinah, near Ein defleh, 160 Km to the west of Algiers.
Algeria, Local, 9/8/2000
Dolphin Settles in Moroccan Beach
Morocco, Local, 9/8/2000
Moroccan popular art performed in Brussels
"Halqa," one of the oldest art genres in Morocco, will be performed this September 8 through 17 in Brussels which is hosting a Maghreban culture festival.
Morocco, Culture, 9/8/2000
Morocco, a pioneer country in human rights education in Arab states, expert
Secretary general of the "world association of schools as peace instrument," Monique Prindezis, said Morocco emerged as a pioneer in human rights education in the Arab states, for having created a joint commission between the education and the human rights departments to take out all racial and sexist stereotypes from school manuals.
Morocco, Culture, 9/7/2000
Gulf states information officials meet in al-Riyadh
Gulf, Culture, 9/7/2000
Morocco's El Guerrouj still tops IAAF world ranking
With a total of 1,446.70 points, El Guerrouj comes ahead of American Maurice Green who is followed by Kenyan Noah Ngeny.
Morocco, Sports, 9/7/2000
Apparition of Virgin Mary
Assiut-based Saint Mark Church priests council issued statement on apparition of Virgin Mary over the Church steeples.
Egypt, Religion, 9/7/2000
Riadh Al Sonbati: Preserving the identity of Arabic music
Riyadh Al-sonbati is a prominent Egyptian composer and pioneer of Arabic music, who remained in the lime light for almost half a century. Al-Sonbati's talent was quite evident at an early stage of his life. At the age of 18, his intuitive propensity to music was discovered by his father, Mohammed Al-Sonbati, a popular singer and a driot lute player, who was widely admired by the local comunity of his home village of Sonbat in the Delta countryside.
Egypt, People, 9/7/2000
Security in Yemen
The Yemeni police in Sanaa on Tuesday defused a land mine placed in front of a tax office. Should this mine went off it would cause great human and material losses.
Yemen, Local, 9/6/2000
Israel violates the Lebanese borders
The Israeli occupation forces on Tuesday continued their violations of the Lebanese territories and stealing its soils.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 9/6/2000
Israel increases the defense ministry budget
Israel's prime minister Ehud Barak has decided to increase the budget of the Israeli defense ministry for the year 2001.
Israel, Military, 9/6/2000
Saudi Arabia to host a seminar on scientific research in the gulf states
Gulf, Science, 9/6/2000
Jordanian cultural event open in Rabat
Morocco-Jordan, Culture, 9/6/2000
Arab strategy conference on increasing agricultural production held in Damascus
The conference decided at the end of its deliberations in Damascus Monday to set up an Arab satellite agency to combat the phenomenon of desertification which is threatening Arab food security.
Regional, Agriculture, 9/6/2000
Grand Imam of Al-Azhar presides over World Islamic Council meetings
Dr. Mohamed Sayed Tantawi, the Grand Imam of al- Azhar and the Chairman of the World Islamic Council for call and relief, inaugurates this morning the 12th conference of the institutional body of the higher Islamic council for call which will be attended by representatives from 65 states and world Islamic bodies as well as a large number of representatives from world call and relief agencies.
Regional, Religion, 9/6/2000
Football: Japan Defeats Morocco in Olympic Friendly
Morocco-Japan, Sports, 9/6/2000
Moroccan movie gets ecumenical prize at Montreal's world cinema festival
"Ali Zaoua," by Moroccan director Nabil Ayouch, has won the ecumenical prize for best movie at the Montreal's world movies festival that closed Monday.
Morocco, Culture, 9/6/2000
Archeologists conduct excavations north of Rabat
According to the archeologists, the Romans had settled in 200 BC in the village where the Thamusida historical site is located and had set a garrison and a fortress, deemed the largest in Mauritania Tangitane after this kingdom was annexed by the Roman Empire.
Morocco, History, 9/6/2000
Horus military route
In spite of the divergent opinions of Egyptologists as regards the beginning of the military route or what is called " The Great Horus Route" illustrated in the battle relief of King Seti I in the columns court of the Karnak Temple, as having 12 fortresses and military compounds, yet they agree upon the route's real existence.
Egypt, History, 9/6/2000
Al Sayeda Zeinab Mosque, between originality and modernization
Of All the great metropolises of the world, Cairo is singled out with a special aroma deeply rooted in its civilization and human heritage.
Egypt, History, 9/6/2000
Ten-day campaign to serve schools and schooling
The Moroccan national education department launched on Monday a campaign dubbed "Ten days at the service of schools and schooling," meant to encourage new admissions and improve schools.
Morocco, Education, 9/5/2000
Palestinian association says 15,000 Palestinian children annually denied education in East Jerusalem
The Palestinian Human rights Monitor said in the latest edition of its report an average of 15,000 Palestinian pupils are prevented every year from attending school in East Al-Quds (Jerusalem), due to the severe shortage in classroom and to the unawareness among parents of the right to free education.
Palestine, Education, 9/5/2000
Tunisia selected to host 2004 African Nations Cup
The Cairo-based African Football Confederation (CAF) on Monday selected Tunisia to host the 2004 African Nations Cup (CAN-2004).
Tunisia-Regional, Sports, 9/5/2000
Jamal Abdul Nasser is of Yemeni origin
An Yemeni historian has stated that the late Egyptian President Jamal Abdul Naser descends from Yemeni origin.
Egypt, People, 9/5/2000
The first Collective wedding in Syria
On Monday the first collective wedding for young Syrian couples was made in the city of Qatana, Damascus countryside province. The wedding was organized by the Islamic charity and education society in collaboration with the ministry of social affairs and labor at the cultural center in the city.
Syria, Local, 9/5/2000
Egypt's mufti warns against paid-for fatwas
The mufti of Egypt, Nasr Farid Wasel, castigated the paid-for fatwas (religious opinion) obtained by telephone
Egypt, Religion, 9/5/2000
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