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Two beverages shops exploded in South Lebanon
The Lebanese police said on Friday that unidentified persons on Thursday evening detonated two " light drinks" shops in South Lebanon. The explosions resulted in material damages.
Lebanon, Local, 1/13/2001
Sudan denies a nearby famine
Sudan on Thursday denied it is facing the dangers of a famine, considering the international reports that noted such a danger as aiming at practicing political pressure on Sudan.
Sudan, Local, 1/12/2001
Israel admits using uranium ammunition
The Israeli army on Thursday admitted it has used US made shells including uranium in its military operations An Israeli military spokesman told AFP that these shells were used earlier in artilleries of Folcan Plinex type.
Israel, Military, 1/12/2001
Prince moulay Rachid on board spanish school-ship
Morocco-Spain, Local, 1/12/2001
UAE's illiteracy decreased to less 10%
The minister of education in the United Arab Emirates UAE Abdul Aziz al-Sharhan has stressed the UAE's interest in eradicating illiteracy and teaching adults through its special vision on the comprehensive development process to qualify the productive man.
United Arab Emirates, Education, 1/11/2001
Egypt's role in propagating human rights
This agreement is concerned with the joint cooperation so as to effect awareness of human rights for police officers and prosecutors.
Egypt, Culture, 1/11/2001
Morocco marks independence manifesto anniversary
Morocco celebrates this Monday the 57th anniversary of the presentation of the independence manifesto to the French colonial power.
Morocco, Local, 1/11/2001
Arab scientists hold session, Morocco increases science funding
The Union of Arab scientific research councils opened in Rabat Tuesday the works of its 23rd session.
Regional, Science, 1/11/2001
Jordan studies increasing state's employees salaries
Governmental sources in Amman said on Jan 8 that the Jordanian government is currently studying increasing state employees salaries, following the initiative by the Jordanian King Abdullah to increasing salaries of the armed forces recruited workers.
Jordan, Local, 1/11/2001
Defending social development fund's policy
Egypt, Culture, 1/11/2001
Rabat hosts global youth tobacco survey workshop
Rabat is playing host January 10-12 to a workshop on the Global Youth Tobacco Survey, attended by researchers from 14 countries from the Eastern Mediterranean Region.
Morocco, Health, 1/11/2001
Morocco, Holland sign accord on inmates
Morocco and Holland agreed to enhance cooperation in fields related to jail administration and inmates reintegration.
Morocco-Holland, Judicial, 1/11/2001
Sheikh Shams Eddine dies at 66
Lebanon, People, 1/11/2001
King Amnesties 719 Persons
Morocco, Local, 1/10/2001
Algerian measures to ensure the safety of Russian workers
Russian foreign ministry sources said that the bodies of 4 Russian who were killed in Algiers on Monday who were working in al-Hajjar Metal complex.
Algeria, Local, 1/10/2001
Abdul Hameed al-Sayeh dies of a heart attack
The Palestinian authority had eulogized al-Sayeh who was the first chairman for the higher Islamic commission in Jerusalem and the first Palestinian to be expelled from the Palestinian territories after its occupation of the West bank and Gaza in 1967 and never approved his return back.
Palestine, People, 1/10/2001
Chief of world customs organization in Morocco
Morocco, Local, 1/9/2001
Arab League chief invited to Arab civil society conference in Morocco
Morocco, Culture, 1/9/2001
Arab states called to ratify international penal court statute
Participants to the 3rd regional seminar of the international human rights federation on international justice called here Monday states in the region to speedy ratification of the international penal court statute.
Regional, Judicial, 1/9/2001
Drug dealers arrested in northern Morocco
Morocco, Local, 1/9/2001
Corpses of three more floods victims found in Tetuan
Morocco, Local, 1/9/2001
Morocco to host 7th climatic change conference in october 2001
Morocco, Environment, 1/9/2001
Kuwait reduces costs of international calls
Kuwait, Local, 1/9/2001
Jordan closes two information offices in Washington, London
Jordan, Local, 1/9/2001
African conference on management of dangerous wastes opens in Rabat
The first African conference on the management of dangerous wastes opened on Monday in Rabat with the participation of experts from Africa and several developed countries.
Regional, Environment, 1/8/2001
Arab Planning Institute Begins Meeting
Regional, Local, 1/8/2001
Former Lebanese president dies
Lebanon, People, 1/8/2001
Representatives of Arab, Muslim americans meet chair of commission on international religious freedom
A delegation of representatives from major Arab-American and American Muslim organizations met with Elliott Abrams, Chair of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom, and other senior Commission officials.
Regional-USA, Religion, 1/8/2001
Andalucian music maestro passes away
Morocco, People, 1/8/2001
Israel, Turkey and the US to conduct naval exercises
The Israeli daily Jerusalem Post said in its Sunday's issue, quoting Israeli sources that joint naval exercises between Turkey, Israel and the US will be held next week.
Israel-Turkey-USA, Military, 1/8/2001
Paris-Dakar Rally: Japanese Masuoka Wins Guelimim-Smara Phase
Morocco, Sports, 1/8/2001
Emory museum mummy doesn't belong to Ramses I
Giza Antiquities Director Zahi Hawas ruled out that one of the mummies in the Emory Museum in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States can not belong to King Ramses I or any of the l9th Dynasty Kings.
Egypt, History, 1/8/2001
Drifting Boat With Illegal Immigrants Saved Off Spanish Coasts
Morocco, Local, 1/8/2001
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