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Youssoufi calls for Arab union
The Arab people also aspire to the creation of a parliamentary institution that will become a forum for dialogue on the huge challenges that the Arab states will have to take up, he said, and called for the creation of a new council that will group all Arab heads of state and for the setting up of an executive institution that will implement the decisions of the Union.
Morocco-Regional, Politics, 4/28/2001
King Mohammed sets up commission to study civil code revision
The king recalled that in his capacity as Commander of the Faithful, he was keen on continuing action for the promotion of women's conditions in all sectors of activity and on eliminating all forms of injustice against them.
Morocco, Politics, 4/28/2001
Spain denies threats against Morocco
Spain on Friday denied having made any threats of reprisal against Morocco following the failure to renew a fishery agreement between the European Union and the North African country.
Morocco-Spain, Politics, 4/28/2001
Expatriates transit, sole item of Moroccan-Spanish talks
Morocco-Spain, Politics, 4/28/2001
Means to upgrade Moroccan-Chinese ties probed
Radi voiced thanks to the Chinese official for his country's backing to Morocco's territorial integrity and voiced Morocco's will to consolidate cooperation ties with the Asian nation.
Morocco-China, Politics, 4/28/2001
UN Security Council extends MINURSO mandate
The United Nations Security Council on Thursday extended the mandate of the MINURSO (UN mission supervising a referendum process in the Sahara) for two other months.
Morocco, Politics, 4/28/2001
Morocco elected to top position of world telecom body
Morocco's Ahmed Toumi, was elected Thursday first director general of the International Telecommunications via Satellite Organization (ITSO).
Morocco, Local, 4/28/2001
Chamber of advisors decries Israeli barbarous aggressions against Palestinian people
The chamber of advisors, upper house of the Moroccan parliament, decried Thursday "the barbarous and annihilating aggressions perpetrated by Zionist forces against the Palestinian people" and called the UN Security Council to ensure the protection of civilians in the occupied territories.
Morocco-Palestine, Politics, 4/27/2001
Morocco willing to carry on fishery negotiations with EU in the frame of fair partnership, official
The Moroccan government on Thursday voiced willingness to carry on fishery negotiations with the European Union to seek a fairer partnership frame.
Morocco-European Union, Economics, 4/27/2001
King Mohammed receives Chinese official
Morocco-China, Politics, 4/27/2001
Means to enhance Moroccan-Iranian ties probed
Morocco-Iran, Politics, 4/27/2001
Morocco hosts regional conference on human rights education
Rabat is playing host to a regional conference on a strategy to promote human rights education in the Middle East, North Africa region.
Morocco-Regional, Culture, 4/27/2001
Canadian PM meets Moroccan athlete
Morocco-Canada, Local, 4/27/2001
Morocco, Honduras sign memo of understanding
Morocco and Honduras signed in Rabat Thursday a memorandum of understanding for the establishment of political consultations between the two countries' foreign departments.
Morocco-Honduras, Politics, 4/27/2001
Moroccan illegal immigrants arrested in Turkey
Morocco-Turkey, Local, 4/27/2001
Morocco to enforce compulsory industrial accident insurance
Morocco on Wednesday announced a project to enforce a compulsory insurance to cover industrial accidents and diseases.
Morocco, Business, 4/27/2001
Morocco vies for world telecom body top post
Providing data on Morocco's telecom sector, El Maarouf said the country counted 1.5 million phone (fixed and mobile) subscribers in 1998, on the eve of the sector's liberalization. The figure jumped to 5 million in March 2001.
Morocco, Local, 4/27/2001
Morocco does not shoulder failure of fishery negotiations with EU
Morocco does not shoulder the failure of fishery negotiations with the European Union, said Moroccan minister of maritime fisheries, Saed Chbaatou.
Morocco-European Union, Economics, 4/26/2001
Morocco to enforce IT strategy, PM says
Morocco will continue efforts to reform its IT sector and open it for more competition, pending the generalization of the IT use, Youssoufi said.
Morocco, Economics, 4/26/2001
Chinese CPPCC leader starts visit to Morocco
Li Ruihuan, chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) arrived in Rabat Wednesday evening on an official visit to Morocco at the invitation of Prime Minister, Abderrahmane Youssoufi.
Morocco-China, Politics, 4/26/2001
King Mohammed meets Greek FM
Morocco-Greece, Politics, 4/26/2001
King Mohammed receives son of Libya's Qaddafi
Morocco-Libya, Politics, 4/26/2001
Prince Moulay Rachid received by French President
Morocco-France, Politics, 4/26/2001
King Mohammed VI Meets Islamic Endowments Ministers
Morocco-Regional, Local, 4/26/2001
No incident against Moroccan products transiting Spain
Five lorries carrying Moroccan fish for European markets, on Wednesday left safe the port of Algesiras (southern Spain).
Morocco-Spain, Economics, 4/26/2001
No Mad Cow nor Foot-and-Mouth case in Morocco
Morocco on Tuesday denied the existence of any mad cow or Foot-and-Mouth disease case among its livestock.
Morocco, Agriculture, 4/26/2001
King Mohammed stresses importance of audit institutions in consolidating rule of law
Morocco's King Mohammed VI has stressed the paramount importance of audit institutions, given the role they play in rationalizing public money spending, improving public affairs management and moralizing public service.
Morocco, Politics, 4/25/2001
King Mohammed: We need inter-Arab cooperation far from demagogy
The king said "We will only induce ourselves and our peoples into error, if we continue to call for cooperation with others and for the opening of borders, while our states have not yet been able to open their own borders, have not yet consecrated economic cooperation mechanisms between their societies and have not yet overcome the eruption of crises that squander their energies"
Morocco-Regional, Politics, 4/25/2001
Morocco, Greece to enhance political consultations
The memorandum, initialed by visiting Greek foreign minister, Georges Papandreou, and his Moroccan peer, Mohamed Benaissa, provides for regular meetings between the two departments senior officials who will probe bilateral relations and assess implementation of existing accords.
Morocco-Greece, Politics, 4/25/2001
Amnesty International chief lauds Morocco's human rights progress
The AI chief said he was happy to see the progress Morocco made in three years (since the last visit he paid to Morocco in 1998). Several dossiers were settled and several NGOs were created, he said.
Morocco, Culture, 4/25/2001
Morocco decries again Israel's systematic aggression policy
Morocco-Palestine, Politics, 4/25/2001
Annan recommends two-month extension of MINURSO
UN Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, on Tuesday recommended the extension for two months of the mandate of the MINURSO (French acronym of the UN mission for the referendum in the Sahara).
Morocco, Politics, 4/25/2001
Morocco calls for more backing to developing countries to promote sustained development
The Moroccan official called for an effective implementation of the commitments of the Kyoto convention and protocol and for the transfer of financial resources, know-how and technologies part of north-south partnership.
Morocco-Regional, Politics, 4/25/2001
Moroccan-Chinese agricultural cooperation probed
Talks focused on the protection and promotion of forest resources and the two sides agreed to trade experts and information on reforestation techniques and struggle against desert encroachment, to conduct joint research and to exchange plants that struggle against soil erosion.
Morocco-China, Agriculture, 4/25/2001
Golf: Morocco denies fusion of golf trophies
Morocco denied on Monday the fusion of the Hassan II Golf Trophy and the Morocco Open.
Morocco, Sports, 4/25/2001
Morocco, South Korea set up business council
The council will be a sound frame for the two countries businessmen to exchange views on issues of common concern and on means to upgrade business cooperation which do not reflect Morocco and South Korea's economic potentials, he added.
Morocco-South Korea, Economics, 4/25/2001
Morocco, Amnesty International sign cooperation accord
Under the convention, human rights education will be extended not only to teachers and civil servants working in the sector but also to the civil servants in charge of enforcing laws such as magistrates, gendarmerie and police officers and jails staff
Morocco, Culture, 4/24/2001
King Mohammed VI Meets South Korean Minister
Morocco-South Korea, Politics, 4/24/2001
King Mohammed calls for new information technology mastery
"We have pursued this policy of overture and progress, opening, with the same transparency and rigor, Maroc-Telecom's capital to make of our country a model in the field," the King said
Morocco, Economics, 4/24/2001
Upper house of Moroccan parliament holds special session on Middle East
Morocco-Regional, Politics, 4/24/2001
Prime minister meets Amnesty International delegation
Moroccan Prime Minister, Abderrahmane Youssoufi, hailed Amnesty International-Morocco's becoming a full-fledged section of the organization.
Morocco, Culture, 4/24/2001
King Mohammed vows to follow up recommendations of African first ladies' summit
Morocco's King Mohammed VI pledged to spare no effort to follow up the recommendations made by the summit of African First ladies, held in Marrakesh April 20-22 under the topic "the little Girl, a Global Movement for Africa's Development."
Morocco, Culture, 4/24/2001
Greek FM pays official visit to Morocco Tuesday
Morocco-Greece, Politics, 4/24/2001
More than one billion plastic bags disposed in Moroccan streets
As no recycling is possible, the thrown bags roam across streets and countryside, marring the landscape and blocking the sewage system. Their danger is even more present in the country-side, where the bags, made out of highly toxic material, end up in the stomach of hungry cattle.
Morocco, Environment, 4/24/2001
King Mohammed calls for sound return for Moroccan expatriates
During the meeting that was devoted to the return conditions of the Moroccans settled abroad, the king instructed the members of the Mohammed V foundation to guarantee best conditions to the return of the Moroccan expatriates, and to extend them all necessary aid, at the level of welcome, medical, human, and relief assistance, the spokesman said.
Morocco, Local, 4/24/2001
More Arab tourists visit Morocco, numbers still low
Tourists from the Middle-East and the Gulf are showing more interest in Morocco, as evidenced by the rise in their number.
Morocco-Regional, Economics, 4/24/2001
Athletics: Morocco's el Moaziz wins London Flora marathon
Few months after winning the prestigious Marathon of New York, Morocco's Abdelkader El Moaziz on Sunday bagged the London Flora Marathon.
Morocco, Sports, 4/24/2001
Thami Khyari re-elected national secretary of Democratic Forces Front
The congress adopted a general declaration defining the party's trend as "a progressist, democratic, leftist political force" and its stand on a set of national and international issues.
Morocco, Politics, 4/24/2001
Morocco attends international conference on support to Palestinian Intifada
A Moroccan delegation is taking part in the international conference on support to the Palestinian people's Intifada (uprising) convening in Tehran, Iran, April 24-25.
Morocco-Iran, Politics, 4/24/2001
Tennis: Morocco's Arazi loses Monte Carlo final
Morocco's Hicham Arazi on Sunday lost in three straight sets (3-6, 2-6, 4-6) to Brazil's Gustavo Kuerton in the final of $ 2.95-million masters series tournament of Monte Carlo.
Morocco, Sports, 4/24/2001
Football: Morocco defeats Namibia, remains in world cup race
A second half was enough for Morocco to score three goals against Namibia and maintain their chances to qualify for the World Cup for the fifth time.
Morocco-Namibia, Sports, 4/24/2001
Amnesty International-morocco, granted status of AI section
Amnesty International-Morocco has been granted at a ceremony in Rabat Saturday the status of Amnesty International section to mark the achievement made by its members in the field of promotion and protection of human rights.
Morocco, Culture, 4/23/2001
Moroccan craftsmen pledge to protect children's rights
Moroccan craftsmen pledged to guarantee and protect the rights to education, medicare and leisure of the children working in their workshops.
Morocco, Culture, 4/23/2001
Rugby: Moroccan team qualifies for African semi-finals
Morocco on Saturday beat Cote d'Ivoire 20 to 18 in Casablanca to qualify for the semi-finals of the African Rugby Cup of Nations this year.
Morocco, Sports, 4/23/2001
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