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The rationalization of governments: concrete measures of every law, program and department
It is essential that the efficiency of resources allocation, as input, and the output they produce be measured in concrete terms, in order for the public to be able to assess how well a department, organization, or a program or a law is performing.
Regional, Analysis, 6/7/2003
Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak gives lecture, opens Children Book Fair in Arab world institute
Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak will deliver a lecture next Thursday under the title "Egypt's experience in encouraging reading for all in Egypt and Arab world" during the 7th Arab-European book fair which is organized by the Paris-based Arab World Institute and attended by Farouk Hosni, Minister of Culture.
Egypt, Culture, 6/7/2003
Syria stress active measures to promote children's rights
Syria's Minister of Social Affairs and Labor, Ghada Al-Jabi, has stressed that Syria was within that countries who approved on a Child Rights Convention
Syria, Culture, 6/7/2003
Germany brings assistance to integration of gender issues in Moroccan policies
The German Technical Cooperation Agency (GTZ) is bringing a technical assistance worth 1.5 million Euro to the integration of gender issues in Moroccan development policies.
Morocco-Germany, Culture, 6/7/2003
Restoring queen Nefertiti statue, head on naked women provokes some
What is know is that Aye (the brother of Queen Tiye) Tey, both, were probably at least her step-parents. She could very well have been a Royal concubine of Amenhopte III. Amenhotep IV probably married Nefertiti while he was co-regent with his father Amenhopte III. Shortly after his fathers death, Amenhotep IV changed his name to Akhenaten (Servant of the Aten), embraced the monotheistic concept of Atemism banned all other Gods and closed their temples.
Egypt, Local, 6/7/2003
Qatari advocate for disabled named expert for UN commission for social development
UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan has appointed a prominent Qatari advocate for the disabled as an expert for the United Nations Commission for Social Development.
Qatar, People, 6/7/2003
WHO reported some progress to jump start Iraq's health system
On the humanitarian front, the UN World Health Organization (WHO) reported some progress in its efforts to jump start Iraq's health system, including the recent completion of a training course in Basra, the country's second city, focused on gathering reliable information about infectious disease symptoms and outbreaks.
Iraq-UN, Health, 6/7/2003
On the Karnak restorations efforts
Egypt's Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Antiquities (SCA) Zahi Hawas lashed out this week at Egyptian archaeologists working at the Egyptian-French Center for using cement in restorations on the Karnak temple in Luxor.
Egypt, Local, 6/7/2003
19 people involved in Casablanca attacks appear before court
A new group of 19 persons involved in the May 16 attacks in Casablanca appeared Thursday before the court of appeal of Casablanca.
Morocco, Local, 6/7/2003
Expats association collects 24 tons of health equipment for moroccan hospital
"Act-Agir," an association of France-Settled Moroccans, will hand out 24 tons of health equipment to Casablanca's Ibn Rochd hospital, the association announced here on Friday.
Morocco, Culture, 6/7/2003
Spain backs Morocco's bid world football cup bid
Morocco-Spain, Sports, 6/6/2003
Princess Lalla Hasna chairs young reporters prize awarding ceremony
Morocco, Local, 6/6/2003
Moroccan athlete wins in cottbus athletics meeting
Morocco, Sports, 6/6/2003
United Arab Emirates women occupy 40% of public sector posts, 70% of university students
Despite the fact the United Arab Emirates UAE woman could not join the parliamentary life to take part in the process of decision making through the new Federal National Council ( the parliament), however, the woman in the UAE is still preparing today to take part in the political work.
United Arab Emirates, Culture, 6/5/2003
Israeli warplanes violate Lebanese airspace, retaliated by Hizbullah fire
The Israeli warplanes continue to repeatedly violate the Lebanese airspace despite the repeated appeals addressed by the UN to Israel to halt its violations of the Lebanese airspace.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 6/5/2003
Mrs. Mubarak receives Athens Order of Merit
Egypt, Local, 6/5/2003
Algeria: some 20 killed, including 8 military men in attacks by extremists
Algerian official mass media said yesterday that "rebellious Islamists" killed 12 persons and wounded other two near Bumdeifa in Dafl province to the west of the capital so that number of civilians who were killed during the 10 past days tolled more than 30.
Algeria, Local, 6/5/2003
The Independent calls Britain to seek moroccan champ support
"The Independent" columnist, Alan Hubbard, calls Britain to pay court to former Moroccan champ, and member of the International Olympic Committee, Nawal El Moutawakel, and obtain her support in hosting the 2012 games.
Morocco-UK, Culture, 6/4/2003
Israeli forces release 91 Palestinian prisoners, arrest 10 others
The Israeli occupation forces yesterday released 91 Palestinian detainees most of them are administrative prisoners with the exception of Ahmad Jebera ( Abu al-Sukkar) who has been jailed since 1975. However, the occupation forces carried out new breaking in and arrest campaigns in the cities of the West Bank and Gaza that resulted in wounding scores of Palestinians, arresting scores and destroying one house.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 6/4/2003
The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee elects new president
The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) announced Monday that former U.S. Representative Mary Rose Oakar will take over the Presidency of the organization starting this June 15, 2003.
Regional-USA, Local, 6/4/2003
Yemen destroys more than 2000 landmines
Yemen, Local, 6/4/2003
Moroccan athlete wins 800m race in Hengelo grand prix meeting
Morocco, Sports, 6/4/2003
Four Moroccans arrested in Saudi Arabia, Saudi official
A Saudi official source unveiled the identity of four Moroccans, two men and two women, arrested last week in Medinah, Saudi Arabia, with another group of Saudi citizens for suspicion of involvement in the terrorist attacks in Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia-Morocco, Local, 6/4/2003
Morocco contemplates creation of special waste centre
The national center for special wastes elimination, that Morocco plans to set up, will cost 100 million dirhams, nearly $ 10 million.
Morocco, Environment, 6/4/2003
Canada abrogates a flight for Canada Air to Lebanon
The Canadian airline establishment "Air Canada " yesterday announced that the Canadian government withdrew from it, for security reasons, permission to carry out the only direct flight between North American and Lebanon.
Lebanon-Canada, Local, 6/4/2003
Explosive went off in a Hizbullah ambulance
Eye-witnesses and security sources said that an explosive went off in an ambulance for the Hizbullah party in the border Lebanese village of Kafer Kalla and resulted in wounding its driver in the first incident of its kind targeting members of the Hizbullah party since the Israeli withdrawal from south Lebanon in 2000.
Lebanon, Local, 6/4/2003
Gender and development: A bid to encourage and enable gender- responsive program development
Gender issues have for long been given top priority as a heated debate with efforts concentrated to explain its various concepts regarding gender roles; gender training, gender equality and gender planning. Highlighting this issue on the need to increase the capacity for the integrated efforts of both man and woman for developmental partnership. UNICEF's Damascus office has organized 3 workshops to Gender sensitize the officers from various walks of life and to provide knowledge on gender mainstreaming
Syria-Regional, Culture, 6/3/2003
UNICEF praises great progress made by Morocco in children's rights
UNICEF representative in Morocco, Maie Ayoub Von Kohl, praised on Monday "great progress" made by Morocco in children's rights, underlining the need to reinforce coordination of actions for children in the country.
Morocco, Culture, 6/3/2003
Israel tighten siege measures, hold hundreds of people at check points
The Israeli occupation forces yesterday tightened the siege imposed on the cities and towns of the West Bank and Gaza and intensified its measures on check points which cut and divide the Palestinian areas, in contradiction to reports already published on alleviating siege measures and providing facilitation to the Palestinians.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 6/3/2003
European film days in Damascus
The Syrian National film Organization, of the Syrian ministry of culture in cooperation with the Greek Presidency of the EU opened on June 2nd "the European Film Days in Damascus."
Syria, Culture, 6/3/2003
Alwan: Some 35 Sudanese looters killed
Sudan, Local, 6/3/2003
EU commissioner praises Morocco's initiative of research assessment
European Commissioner of research, Philippe Busquin, praised Morocco's initiative to summon European experts to evaluate its national research system in a conference held last May 26-27 in Rabat, calling Europe to support the kingdom's efforts in innovation and development in the field.
Morocco-European Union, Education, 6/3/2003
Football: Wydad, Raja Casablanca advance in African cups
Morocco's Wydad and Raja Casablanca advanced to the quarterfinals of the African Cup of Cup Winners (C-2) and the African Confederation (CAF) Cup (C-3), respectively.
Morocco-Regional, Sports, 6/3/2003
Two boats carrying four American soldiers disappeared in Gulf waters
The American navy said yesterday that two small boats carrying four American soldiers and at least 3 civilians disappeared on Sunday in the waters to the north of the Gulf.
Iraq-USA, Local, 6/3/2003
The politics of terrorism is very bad politics
In a trend to the serious breaches of due process and respect for civil liberty that are taking place worldwide under the active promotion of the United States of America, many countries are being pushed, willingly and few unwillingly, on such a path in using terrorism to increase government powers to monitor citizens activities and have powers to intimidate and coerce
Regional, Analysis, 6/2/2003
Israel kill three Palestinians, symbolic lift of closure on West Bank and Gaza
The Israeli occupation forces said, three days before the al-Aqaba summit which will bring together the US President George W. Bush, the Palestinian prime minister Mahmoud Abbas and the Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon, that it had alleviated blocking measures imposed on the Palestinian territories.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 6/2/2003
Two policemen, one Islamist killed in a chase in Saudi Arabia
Two Saudi policemen were killed on Saturday when a suspected "terrorist" threw a mortar at them while they were chasing him in an incident in which two of the chased men were killed.
Saudi Arabia, Local, 6/2/2003
African champions' league: Raja of Casablanca cruises to quarter final
Morocco-Regional, Sports, 6/2/2003
God Horus, Akhenaton's head arrive from US
Egypt, Local, 6/2/2003
Algeria requests postponement of pan-Arab games
Algerian minister of youth and sports, Mohammed Allalou, officially requested on Friday the postponement to next year of the 10th pan-Arab games, following the earthquake that rocked Algeria.
Regional-Algeria, Sports, 6/2/2003
Suspects in casablanca attacks appear before court
A new group of seven suspects directly involved in the Casablanca terrorist attacks of May 16th was brought before the prosecutor of the Casablanca court of appeals, says general prosecutor, Abdallah Alaoui Belghiti, in a press statement.
Morocco, Local, 6/2/2003
Four killed, 9 wounded in a clash between two tribes in Sanaa
A security source in Sanaa reported yesterday that four persons were killed and other 9 injured in Sanaa in a fire exchange between members of two tribes.
Yemen, Local, 6/2/2003
Member of Fatah movement assassinated in Ein al-Helweh camp
A Palestinian source in Ein al-Helweh, Lebanon, announced yesterday that a member in the Fatah movement, led by the chairman of the Palestinian Authority Yasser Arafat, was killed on Saturday evening by bullets in Ein al-Helweh camp for the Palestinian refugees.
Lebanon, Local, 6/2/2003
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