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Mrs. Mubarak opens German Cultural Festival
Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak opened the German Cultural Festival 2003, which is hosted by Cairo and Alexandria on October 2-23 with the aim of boosting bridges of cultural dialogue between Egypt and Germany.
Egypt-Germany, Culture, 10/4/2003
Abdul Aziz al-Hakim calls for electing constitution's committee
Calls for Iraqi unity and handing over security to parties in a celebration characterized by the call to national unity, where some 50,000 persons in al-Najaf yesterday commemorated the 40-day death of the chairman of the Islamic Revolution Higher Council, Muhammad Baker al-Hakim, in an explosion which targeted the shrine of Imam Ali.
Iraq-USA, Military, 10/4/2003
Security areas to protect settlements, annexed lands; Hamas: Israeli wall will not stop resistance
Israel has added a new dimension for what it calls "security walls" as the Israeli army started to establish "security areas" around al Jewish settlements. A matter which means confiscating more Palestinian lands in addition to those taken by the wall.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 10/4/2003
One Lebanese injured by an Israeli mine
Lebanon-Israel, Local, 10/4/2003
Five policemen injured in an attack in Bahrain
Five policemen in Bahrain were strongly wounded in an attack by an explosive bomb thrown at their patrol in Satra city, 5 Km to the south of the capital Manama.
Bahrain, Local, 10/4/2003
Nearly 600 kg of chira seized in tangiers in september
Morocco, Local, 10/4/2003
Fate of Moroccan athlete accused of doping to be known end of october
Morocco, Sports, 10/4/2003
Member of Al Hijra Wattakfir undergroud group get four years in jail
The appeal court of Rabat sentenced Thursday to four years in jail Omar Jalil for belonging to the underground extremist group "Al Hijra Wattkfir." Jalil had been sentenced last August to three years by a first instance court.
Morocco, Local, 10/4/2003
Court Sentences to 15 years Man for Terrorism
The court of appeal of Rabat sentenced on Friday evening to 15 years in jail Britel Abu Al-Kacem, alias Abderrahmane or Bouchaib, under provisions of the anti-terrorism law enacted in the morrow of last May 16 terrorist attacks in Casablanca.
Morocco, Local, 10/4/2003
One American killed, clashes in Falouja, occupation expects important fighting in Iraq
Commander of the American forces in Iraq Lt. Gen. Ricardo Sanchez said that the attacks of the Iraqi resistance have become "more effective, more complex and more lethal."
Iraq-USA, Military, 10/3/2003
Iraqi schools reopen their doors
Some 5.5 million Iraqi primary and secondary age students returned to school October 1 for registration and orientation in preparation for the new academic year. The opening of school follows months of cleaning and refurbishing school facilities.
Iraq, Education, 10/3/2003
Jordan; postponing trial of Ansar partisans; Hijacker was not mentally ill
Jordan's state security court decided yesterday to postpone considering the trial of the only convict who is "physically" present in the case of "planning to carry out terrorist operations in Jordan," Ahmad Mahmoud Saleh al-Reyati, until he is brought before a specialized committee and considering his psychological condition.
Jordan, Local, 10/3/2003
Arazi ousted from French tennis tournament of Metz
Morocco, Sports, 10/3/2003
Developing villages starts by upgrading women
Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak Wednesday said that every man and woman should contribute to development.
Egypt, Culture, 10/2/2003
American soldier killed in Tikrit, three injured; Baghdad: fire at two demonstrations of protest
A demonstration by unemployed Iraqis in Baghdad yesterday turned into a battle with the Iraqi police during which two persons were injured while one American female soldier was killed and three of her colleagues were wounded in an attack by the Iraqi resistance in Tikrit where the occupation forces carried out a series of breaking in operation during which 22 persons were arrested.
Iraq-USA, Military, 10/2/2003
Washington: accusing al-Amoudi of transferring money to Hamas in Syria
The US judiciary alleged that the American Islamic activist of Yemeni origin Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi transferred money to the Islamic resistance movement Hamas and the Islamic Jihad movement in Syria, according to a list of accusations by the court on Tuesday.
Regional-USA, Local, 10/2/2003
Israel proceeds with seperation wall, aggression acts
Israel decided to proceed forward in building the isolation wall and the government of Ariel Sharon decided in its weekly session held yesterday the next phase of the wall in the West Bank.
Palestine-Israel, Military, 10/2/2003
Foundation for education and environment to hold general assembly in Morocco
The Foundation for Education and Environment (FEE), based in Norwich, UK, will hold its general assembly in 2004 in Morocco. The announcement was made at a meeting held, here Tuesday, between Princess Lalla Hasna, sister of King Mohammed VI of Morocco, chairwoman of the Mohammed VI Foundation for environment Protection, and Graham Ashworth, FEE president.
Morocco-UK, Environment, 10/2/2003
117 Pharaonic artifacts on trip to Switzerland
Egypt-Switzerland, Local, 10/2/2003
French associations stage humanitarian car race for Moroccan handicapped persons
Three associations from southwestern France are staging this October 4-20 a "humanitarian 4X4 race" that will hand out a 20 cubic meter-donation of paramedical equipment to a local association of handicapped persons in southern Moroccan city of Warzazate and school equipment to a school.
Morocco-France, Culture, 10/2/2003
Mrs. Mubarak attends rural women's day in Qena
Egypt, Culture, 10/1/2003
Israel destroys 25 homes
Israeli occupying forces (IOF) invaded Rafah city and demolished 25 houses, wounding four Palestinians in the process
Palestine-Israel, Military, 10/1/2003
Algeria: assassination of the self- defense leader in al-Qabael area
The Algerian security forces said that armed Islamists assassinated yesterday the chairman of the self- defense group in Teizi Ozo province in al- Qabael area (110 Km to the east of the capital.)
Algeria, Local, 10/1/2003
Al-Azhar launches project to rescue manuscripts
For centuries, Al-Azhar, the cradle of Islamic learning, housed one of the world's largest collections of Islamic manuscripts.
Regional-Egypt, Religion, 10/1/2003
Conference on the role of Quran in disseminating education for all
Parliamentarian and Director of the Center of Islamic Studies Mohammad Habash left Damascus today for New York to take part in today's UNINCEF-sponsored Conference on "The Role of the Holy Quran in disseminating Education for All."
Regional-Syria, Religion, 10/1/2003
Tunisians sentenced to imprisonment over terrorism accusations in Belgium
A Belgian court issued a ten year imprisonment sentence against the former Tunisian football player Nizar al-Trabulsi and six year for Tareq al- Maroufi in the framework of a trial including 23 accused persons tried on charge of being members in al-Qaida organization and of carrying out terrorist acts.
Tunisia-Belgium, Local, 10/1/2003
US soldiers attacked in Baghdad
One American soldier was strongly wounded yesterday when a bomb went off as an American military convoy was running on a bridge near Beirut circle to the north of Baghdad, while one Iraqi was killed and other 4 wounded during clashes with the occupation soldiers after which 11 Iraqis were arrested in Sameraa to the north of Baghdad.
Iraq-USA, Military, 10/1/2003
Mubarak inaugurates first stage of the second underground line
Egypt, Local, 10/1/2003
Al Jamahirya: Inter-Arab movie produced by Libya
A group of actors from the Arab states will star in a serial titled "Al Oukhtoubout" produced by a Libyan company, reports Libyan paper "Al Jamahirya."
Regional-Libya, Local, 10/1/2003
US scholarships for success program expands in Morocco
The US Government has expanded its financial support to the "Scholarships For Success" program which gives 100 additional Moroccan rural girls the opportunity to attend secondary school by establishing dormitories, the US embassy in Rabat said.
Morocco-USA, Education, 10/1/2003
Twin girls sentenced to Five year imprisonment
The Moroccan twin girls who stood trial for charges of terrorism under the new anti terror law, were sentenced, on Tuesday, by the Court of Appeal in Rabat to five year imprisonment; Iman and Sanaa Laghriss (14) stood trial under this new law enacted after the May 16 terrorists attacks in Casablanca that left 45 people dead including the 12 suicide bombers. Their alleged accomplice, Hakima Rajlan also 14, was acquitted.
Morocco, Local, 10/1/2003
Egypt retrieves seven statues, falcon-shaped Horus mummy
Egypt retrieved seven monumental statues from Italy that were seized by authorities in an Italian woman's house.
Egypt, Local, 10/1/2003
Saudi Arabia: releasing al-Ghamidi wife, daughter
Saudi Arabia's authorities yesterday released the wife and daughter of one of the 19 suspects who carried the Riyadh attacks in May this year, Bandar al-Ghamidi.
Saudi Arabia, Local, 9/30/2003
Israel arrests a mother and five daughters and dynamites a house in hebron
The Palestinian IPC news agency said today "Israeli occupation forces (IOF) shot and wounded six Palestinian citizens and arrested a mother and her five daughters after blowing up their house in Al Tabaqa village ofÊ Hebron on Tuesday...The house of Mahmoud Nassar Yousef Hamdan, 23, has been dynamited today morning by the Israeli occupation forces in Al Tabaqa village in Doura town, south west of Hebron. Hamdan has been killed by Israeli fire in the illegitimate Jewish settlement of Negohot late Friday."
Palestine-Israel, Military, 9/30/2003
L'Opinion: French tourism experts support Moroccan candidacy to host world soccer cup
The French association of Tourism experts and scientific researchers (AFEST) expressed "total and official" support to Morocco's bid to host the 2010 world soccer cup.
Morocco-France, Sports, 9/30/2003
Tennis: Morocco's El Aynaoui, Araziazi participate in Moselle open
Morocco, Sports, 9/30/2003
Syrian annual Book Exhibition opens today
The 19th book exhibition opens today in Syria Tuesday with some 428 publication houses from 21 Arab and foreign states, several regional and international organizations are taking part in the exhibition.
Syria-Regional, Local, 9/30/2003
Scores of African illegal immigrants arrested near Moroccan-Algerian borders
A hundred and forty illegal immigrants from sub-Saharan Africa have been arrested during the late 48 hours in the outskirts of Oujda (East, near the Algerian border), announced, here Monday, the Royal county police.
Morocco-Algeria, Local, 9/30/2003
After Le Monde, RFI, La Razon publishes clarification on convicted moroccan
"Hicham Mandari has never been an adviser to (the late) king Hassan II, nor was he brought up at the royal palace under the aegis of the king," said Friday Spanish daily "La Razon" in a clarification published by Marti and Associates, a firm of Lawyers and economists, on behalf of Morocco.
Morocco-Spain, Local, 9/29/2003
Rabat court delivers verdicts in several terrorism cases
The criminal chamber of the Rabat appeal court delivered Saturday morning verdicts in several cases involving people sued for terrorism charges, under the anti-terrorism law.
Morocco, Local, 9/29/2003
Syrian Awqaf minister confers with Sweden educational delegation
Syria-Sweden, Education, 9/29/2003
Syrian- Swedish conference for Psychological, Neural sciences
Syria-Sweden, Health, 9/29/2003
Over 150 sub-saharan illegal immigrants arrested in Taza
Morocco, Local, 9/29/2003
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