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Mrs. Mubarak opens Arab-African conference legislation, female circumcision
Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak, head of the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood consultative committee opens Saturday the Arab-African conference on legislation and female circumcision.
Regional-Egypt, Culture, 6/21/2003
Armored Israeli moves in Shebaa Farms
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 6/21/2003
Amman to host Economic Davos summit
Deliberations of the world Economic Forum Davos starts today in the Jordanian Red Sea area with the participation of 1900 officials representing the private and public sectors under strong security measures.
Regional-Jordan, Local, 6/21/2003
Fez sacred music festival É when melodies help transcend religious differences
The Fez festival of world sacred music mission has a prime mission to make of music a means to transcend religious differences, The Festival's President, Mohamed Kabbaj, said.
Morocco, Culture, 6/21/2003
Opening of the Exhibition Artists in town at Maktab Anbar, Damascus
The opening of the Exhibition "Artists in town" yesterday at Maktab Anbar marks the launch of the 2003 Cultural Season of the Delegation of the European Commission in Syria, organized by Ecume, association for cultural exchanges in the Mediterranean.
Syria-European Union, Culture, 6/21/2003
Morocco's Arazi ascension ends in semi-finals of Nottingham tennis open
Morocco, Sports, 6/21/2003
Morocco beats Gabon in African nations cup heats
Morocco, Sports, 6/21/2003
US soldier wounded in attack in Baghdad
Eye witnesses said yesterday that one American soldier was hit in an attack which targeted a police station in al-Azameyah quarters in Baghdad after it was hit by a missile on Thursday evening.
Iraq-USA, Military, 6/21/2003
Five operations by Iraqis killed one American; Rumsfeld links Iraq's security to Syria and Iran
The US defense secretary Ronald Rumsfeld understated the importance of the resistance operations which target the American occupation forces on Iraq. These operations resulted in killing one American soldier and wounding many others in five operations carried out in less than 24 hours.
Iraq-USA, Military, 6/20/2003
Mahfouz Nahnah dies at 62
Mahfouz Nahnah is considered one of the cofounders of the contemporary political Islamic movement in Algeria. He practiced in secret and then open political activity which rejects violence.
Algeria, People, 6/20/2003
Third Syrian Medical Care fair opened
Syria, Local, 6/20/2003
French national drowned, German missing
Morocco, Local, 6/20/2003
Tennis: Morocco's Arazi plays UK's Rusedski in Nottingham semi-final
Morocco, Sports, 6/20/2003
French officer wants to be first man ever to cross Gibraltar by parachute
Thierry Demonfort, a French marine officer, is readying to be the first man ever to cross by parachute the 14-km Gibraltar strait, separating Morocco and Spain.
Morocco, Local, 6/20/2003
Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak announces start of 13th Reading for All Festival
Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak will address the Sciences and Mathematics conference in the 21st century that is held under her auspices on June 20-23.
Egypt, Culture, 6/19/2003
American forces captures Saddam Hussein 's secretary
American military sources said that the US forces have arrested one of the main aides of the toppled Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, his Secretary, Hameed hammoud al-Takreiti, ranked fourth on the list of 55 most wanted persons of former Iraqi officials, following Saddam Hussein and his two sons Ode and Qusai.
Iraq-USA, Military, 6/19/2003
Arab- European universities conference in Damascus
The Second Conference of the Arab- European Universities continued in Damascus yesterday its meetings at Damascus University at the Faculty of Medicine.
Regional-European Union, Education, 6/19/2003
One Palestinian killed, four houses demolished; Qassam missile hit settlement
The Israeli occupation forces yesterday incurred into Rafah area and bombarded three houses and leveled agricultural lands, while acts of breaking in and arrest were carried out in the West Bank that resulted in demolishing one house and arresting 14 Palestinians. One house was damaged in a settlement to the north of Gaza by a Qassam missile fired by Palestinian resistance men.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 6/19/2003
Ramses I Mummy back in October
Ramses I mummy, currently in the US Atlantis Carlos Musseum, will return to Egypt in October, said the Secretary General of the Supreme Council for Antiquities (SCA) on Wednesday.
Egypt, Local, 6/19/2003
Tennis: Morocco's Arazi Moves to Quarterfinal in Nottingham, El-Aynaoui Out
Morocco, Sports, 6/19/2003
Syrian president decree to found a national center for energy researches
Syria, Local, 6/18/2003
Iraqi resistance increasing, American forces detain 366 Iraqis, two soldiers killed in Baghdad
News reports coming from Iraq talked about the increasing number of Iraqi resistance operations in response to the violation of the American forces of houses and mosques and over not providing the basics of life needs of waters, electricity and salaries.
Iraq-USA, Military, 6/18/2003
Group of eight individuals referred to investigating judge, in connection with terrorism probe
The public prosecutor referred this Tuesday to the investigating judge of the Casablanca court of appeal another group of eight individuals, aged between 20 and 40, in connection with the probe on last May 16 string of terrorist attacks in Casablanca.
Morocco, Local, 6/18/2003
Arab music conservatories to create network
Regional, Culture, 6/18/2003
Tennis: Morocco's El Aynaoui in Second Round of Nottingham Open
Morocco, Sports, 6/18/2003
Mubarak reviews development schemes for higher education
President Hosni Mubarak yesterday met with Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research Dr Mofied Shehab as part of following up various different fields of national work and progress in modernisation programmes in the different ministries.
Egypt, Education, 6/17/2003
Saudi authorities continue campaign of arrest in Mecca
The Saudi Arabian authorities have arrested more persons described as terrorist elements during breaking in operations launched in the city of Mecca during the 24 past hours.
Saudi Arabia, Local, 6/17/2003
Mrs. Mubarak announces start of women for peace movement
Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak announced in Geneva Monday the establishment of an international "women for peace movement" under her sponsorship, a Geneva-based non-governmental organization.
Egypt-Regional, Culture, 6/17/2003
Baghdad Curator director
The curator of Baghdad's museum, Mrs. Nawal al-Mitwallu, said in a statement to the German Magazine Der Spiegel in its yesterday issue that about 10,000 pieces including 47 rare antiquities have disappeared during looting operations against the National Museum in Baghdad.
Iraq, Local, 6/17/2003
May 16 Attacks: French NGO on solidarity trip to Casablanca
A delegation of Paris-based NGO "the International Committee of African Renaissance" (CIRA) visited Sunday the sites targeted by the terrorist attacks that rocked Casablanca on May 16 in solidarity with the victims and the Moroccan people.
Morocco-France, Culture, 6/17/2003
Over 2.5 million Moroccans expected to cross spain for summer holidays
Morocco, Local, 6/17/2003
Tennis: Morocco's el-Aynaoui seeded 27th at Wimbledon
Morocco, Sports, 6/17/2003
Morocco's Arazi moves to 2nd round of Nottingham grass tournament
Morocco, Sports, 6/17/2003
Van Damme memorial raises fund to build school in Marrakech
Funds collected from selling the original placard of Van Damme memorial 2003 will be given to UNICEF Morocco to build a school in Marrakech.
Morocco, Culture, 6/17/2003
Senegal to host festival of sacred dances with support of Fez
Senegal will hold in 2004 a festival of sacred dances in Thies (70 Km east of Dakar) with the support of Fez (Morocco) that recently organized the sacred music festival, Senegalese premier, Idrissa Seck announced Sunday in Paris.
Morocco-Senegal, Culture, 6/17/2003
Winners of Arab songs festival
Regional, Local, 6/17/2003
Two Iraqi killed, nine arrested in al-Ramadi, explosions against US forces in Falouja
News reports in Baghdad said that three large explosions shook the American forces leadership position in Falouja to the west of Baghdad. This came at a time when the American forces are carrying a campaign in the area aiming at eliminating pockets of Iraqi resistance there.
Iraq-USA, Military, 6/17/2003
Four policemen killed in attack east of Algeria
Algerian security sources said that four police members were killed and a fifth wounded in a bomb explosion in one area in Tezi Ozo in al-Qabael area to the east of the capital.
Algeria, Local, 6/17/2003
30th Syrian Flower Show Opened
Syria, Local, 6/17/2003
Okaz: Ten killed including five policemen in clashes in Mecca
Ten persons were killed including five Saudi security men in clashes that took place on Saturday evening in Mecca, west of Saudi Arabia, between the security forces and several suspects.
Saudi Arabia, Local, 6/16/2003
Four Palestinians killed; Qassam missiles at Sdeirout; five new settlements
Yariv Obinhimer, of the Peace Now movement which monitors settlement activity, said that the Israeli prime Minister Ariel Sharon "was not serious when he said he will dismantle the settlement sites."
Palestine-Israel, Military, 6/16/2003
Washington's African arts museum showcases fabric of moroccan life
Morocco-USA, Local, 6/16/2003
Missile attack against the Lebanese TV station
News reports in Beirut said that unidentified persons fired two missiles at the "news center building" of the Lebanese al-Mustaqbal ( future) TV owned by the Lebanese prime minister Rafic Hariri.
Lebanon, Local, 6/16/2003
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