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King Mohammed inspects literacy center
Morocco, Education, 7/14/2001

King Mohammed meets UNESCO chief
Morocco, Culture, 7/14/2001

Moroccan Writer Zafzaf passes away
Morocco, People, 7/14/2001

Prince Moulay Rachid lays down foundation stone for brain-sciences center
Morocco's Prince Moulay Rachid on Thursday laid the foundation stone for a rehabilitation and brain-sciences center at the specialties hospital in Rabat.
Morocco, Health, 7/14/2001

Pope Shenouda: no apology accepted from Mahran
Head of the Coptic Orthodox Church Pope Shenouda III said that he will not make peace or accept any apology from Mamdouh Mahran, the chief editor of independent A1 Nabaa after humiliating the Coptic Orthodox Church in such a manner.
Egypt, Local, 7/14/2001

Treasures on display
After 18 months of restoration, chephren pyramid has been reopened to the public and so are the tombs of three noblemen.
Egypt, History, 7/14/2001

Casablanca hosts Arab junior wrestling championship
Regional-Morocco, Sports, 7/13/2001

Victory focussed and set to repeat past arendal successes
Victory Team will be looking to increase their overall championship lead in Arendal in this Sunday's (July 15) Norwegian Grand Prix and at the same time extend an unprecedented record of success at a venue that has seen the team experience the highs, lows, drama and emotion of Class 1 competition.
Regional, Sports, 7/13/2001

Morocco sends official delegation to Bonn's climatic changes conference
Morocco will be represented at the conference on climatic changes to open in Bonn on Monday by an official delegation, led by minister of territory development, urbanism, housing and environment, Mohamed El Yazghi.
Morocco, Environment, 7/13/2001

Some 99 Golanese students returned back home after completing studies at Syrian universities
Syria, Local, 7/12/2001

US Evangelical Church statement commends Egypt's religious freedom
The US Evangelical Church praised the religious freedom enjoyed by Christians in Egypt, particularly in the practice of worship and citizenship rights.
Egypt, Religion, 7/12/2001

A fire converts Deir Ezz Zour cotton into ashes
Piles of cotton at Deir Ezz Zour ( a Syrian province in the northern part of the country) spinning factory was exposed to a large fire on Tuesday and large material losses estimated at 50 million Syria pounds ( 1.1 million USD) are expected to be lost.
Syria, Local, 7/12/2001

French first lady visits Tangiers hospital
French first lady, Mrs. Bernadette Chirac, on Wednesday visited the Tangiers Mohammed V hospital and heard explanations on services extended by the Mohammed VI solidarity foundation to needy persons.
Morocco-France, Local, 7/12/2001

Papers coming from abroad are subject to outside Publications Law
Egyptian Minister of Information Safwat El-Sherif said that papers coming from abroad are subject to the outside publications law.
Egypt, Local, 7/12/2001

The dangers of Diamona nuclear reactor
The chairman of the United Arab list bloc in the Israeli Knesset Talab al-Sane' has stressed that there is a large number of the Palestinians who live in the area of the Israeli nuclear reactor in Diamona who suffer cancer cases because of the non- availability of industrial security and safety measures.
Israel-Palestine, Local, 7/12/2001

Egypt's efforts to protect underwater antiquities reap fruits
The efforts of Egypt's permanent delegation to UNESCO have resulted in-the implementation of certain items of the agreement for protecting underwater antiquities.
Egypt, Culture, 7/12/2001

Acts of violence continue in Algeria
Algeria, Local, 7/12/2001

Tel Aviv waters are polluted
Israel, Local, 7/12/2001

Abu Keir Bay reveals its archaeological secrets
The French President Chirac was so glad to know of the latest archaeological findings of the joint Egyptian French expedition working in Abu Keir Bay in Alexandria.
Egypt, History, 7/12/2001

Paris mayor authorizes construction of new mosque
The mayor of Paris, Bertrand Delanoe, has issued a construction license for a second mosque in Paris, says a statement which recalls that the "Islamic Cultural Association" has been trying for ten years to build a mosque on the site.
Regional-France, Religion, 7/12/2001

Jordanian Premier confers with Kuwaiti educational minister
Jordan-Kuwait, Education, 7/11/2001

King Mohammed welcomes Moroccan expatriates at Tangiers port
Morocco's King Mohammed VI, accompanied by the French first lady and honorary member of Mohammed V solidarity foundation -Mrs. Bernadette Chirac- made this Wednesday a visit to the port of Tangiers and welcomed a group of Moroccans living in Europe.
Morocco, Local, 7/11/2001

Two Palestinian Artists Wounded At Show in Marrakesh
Morocco-Palestine, Local, 7/11/2001

Union of Third World Churches commend national unity in Egypt
Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Maher meets today a delegation of the Union of Third World Churches, under Priest Oklayma Ring, chief of Japanese protestant church, who presently visits Egypt to discuss the possibility of holding an international conference in Egypt in the year 2002, to be attended by all third world churches.
Egypt, Culture, 7/11/2001

UN report highlights remarkable progress of human development in Egypt
Egypt, he specified, made progress in the indices of human development, eliminating poverty, development of both man and woman and women empowerment in decision-making.
Egypt, Culture, 7/11/2001

The Syrian governments in a new book
A book was recently issued in Damascus under the title ( the Syrian governments in the 20th century), talking about the Syrian governments in the 20th century written by Sudan Jumaa ( from SANA) and the Syrian journalist Hassan Zaza.
Syria, Local, 7/11/2001

Color Line Norwegian Grand Prix
The Dubai team has an enviable record in Arendal. Last year they completed the Time Trial and race double and in 1999 Al Tayer and Felix Serralles set the fastest recorded time over the measured kilometre of 259.68kmh.
Regional, Sports, 7/11/2001

IAAF ranking: Morocco's El Guerrouj 2nd, Bidouane dominates 400m hurdle
Morocco's athlete, Hicham El Guerrouj, world champion and world record holder of 1,500, still holds the 2nd rank in the IAAF 2001 ranking published on Tuesday in Monaco.
Morocco, Sports, 7/11/2001

Syrian ship stops over in Tangiers
Morocco-Syria, Local, 7/10/2001

Arab Conference for childhood adopts strategy for future prospects
The high level Arab conference for childhood concluded its meetings by approving a document that define the future prospects of childhood and the joint Arab Labor mechanism in this regard.
Regional, Culture, 7/10/2001

Annan flags need to address AIDS, conflicts in Africa
Addressing the opening of the annual summit of the Organization of African Union (OAU) in Lusaka, Zambia, Secretary-General Kofi Annan on Monday urged the continent's leaders to show "singular determination" in putting an end to armed conflict and combating the spread of HIV/AIDS - two tasks he said were important to the success of a future African Union.
Regional, Health, 7/10/2001

Procedures of Mahran's trial suspended till appeal is considered
The emergency Supreme State Security court ruled a hold on the trial of Mamdouh Mahran, the editor-in-chief of "AL Nabaa" and "Akher Khabar" newspapers, till the jurisdiction considers the appeal request presented by the defendant's lawyer.
Egypt, Local, 7/9/2001

Mrs. Mubarak opens 3rd women's intellectual forum
Egyptian First Lady Suzanne Mubarak, who chairs the National Women's Council, said that the issue of women and the labor market is not only a technical question but is related to the status of women and their role in the society and the extent of benefiting from the skills of half the population.
Egypt, Culture, 7/9/2001

Egyptian falafel competes against hamburger, pizza
The "falafel" is a main staple of Egyptian cuisine and is famous as an "Arab fast food" dish found on the streets all over the world from Cairo to New York.
Egypt, Local, 7/9/2001


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