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Mubarak maintains balance between political, economic reform and social justice
Egypt, Politics, 6/21/2003
Corruption sentence of 18, 15 year imprisonment to two businessman
Judicial sources announced that a court in Cairo issued yesterday strong imprisonment sentences that included imprisonment for two former officials over the case of "al-Naser Metalic" ( Masboukat ), public sector company.
Egypt, Politics, 6/21/2003
Rabat, Tunis sign cooperation agreement
Morocco-Tunisia, Politics, 6/21/2003
Peru square dedicated in central rabat
Morocco-Peru, Politics, 6/21/2003
Peru wants strategic partnership with Morocco
Morocco-Peru, Politics, 6/21/2003
President of foreign affairs committee in Chilean senate to visit Morocco
Morocco-Chile, Politics, 6/21/2003
Moroccan court starts hearing of journalist arrested in connection with Casablanca attacks probe
The court of appeal of Rabat started on Friday the hearing of Mustapha Alaoui, a journalist sued for publishing a communiqu? whereby a group, "Assaika," claims responsibility for last May 16 attacks in Casablanca.
Morocco, Politics, 6/21/2003
Lahoud underlines the importance of Arab solidarity
Lebanese President, Emile Lahoud, has stressed the importance of Arab solidarity in the current critical circumstances facing the Arab Nation.
Regional-Lebanon, Politics, 6/21/2003
Lebanese minister for a just and comprehensive Peace
Lebanese Information Minister, Michel Samaha stressed in Abu Dhabi yesterday Syria and Lebanon's commitment to just and comprehensive peace in the Middle East in line with the international resolutions asserting the unity of the two tracks which constitutes an example of the Arab solidarity.
Lebanon-Regional, Politics, 6/21/2003
Peru backs political solution to Sahara issue
Peru said it wants to promote a strategic partnership with Morocco in such a way to make the two countries serve as gateways for each other in their respective regions.
Morocco-Peru, Politics, 6/21/2003
Yemeni president on European tour; police chasing three fleeing Saudis
A Yemeni official in Sanaa said that the Yemeni police is chasing three Saudi Arabian citizens, the Saudi authorities say they sneaked to Yemen after they had helped a drug trafficker flee from a prison in Najran area, southern Saudi Arabia.
Yemen-European Union, Politics, 6/21/2003
Moroccan political parties mull charter to unify nation ranks
A group of political parties held on Thursday a meeting, at the initiative of the Party for Reform and Development (PRD) to consider a charter to "unify ranks" around the nation's constant values.
Morocco, Politics, 6/21/2003
MAP office in Paris savagely assaulted by group claiming to support moroccan imprisoned journalist
A group of persons claiming to be members of a committee supporting Moroccan imprisoned journalist, Ali Lmrabet, this Friday afternoon broke into the Paris office of Moroccan news agency (MAP).
Morocco, Politics, 6/21/2003
Chris Patten's speech on the situation in the Middle East
EU commissioner for foreign political affairs, Chris Patten's speech on the situation in the Middle East at the European Parliament, mini-session:
Regional-European Union, Politics, 6/21/2003
US continues appeasement and 'understanding' of Israel's inhuman practices; blames resistance and the oppressed
US Secretary of State Colin Powell arrived in Jerusalem June 20 and said the United States expects Israeli, Palestinian and Arab leaders to meet the commitments they made at Aqaba and Sharm el-Sheik but also called for patience in the wake of renewed violence.
Palestine-USA, Politics, 6/21/2003
Powell says Middle East Roadmap is being implemented
US Secretary of State Colin Powell said that with the release of some Palestinian prisoners and Israel's dismantling of some unauthorized outposts in the occupied territories "we have begun to execute on the roadmap."
Palestine-USA, Politics, 6/21/2003
Al-Anbaa: Pentagon develops Fox base on the Kuwaiti- Iraqi borders to include 20,000 soldiers
The Kuwaiti daily al-Anbaa said that the US defense department allotted 300 million dollars to develop the Fox base at the Kuwaiti- Iraqi borders with the aim to lessen its military presence in Iraq.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/21/2003
Jordan, Israel to found a joint channel between the Red Sea, Dead Sea, financed by the EU
Jordan-Israel, Politics, 6/21/2003
Morocco chairs world urban development congress
Morocco was elected this Friday president of the 27th World Congress on Urban Development that closed on Friday its three-day session in Saint Denis (Paris region), held under the patronage of French president, Jacques Chirac.
Regional-Morocco, Politics, 6/21/2003
Khartoum releases opposition members
The main opposition parties agreed in May the idea of having a capital based on the ground of equality among all religions and believes and political affiliations.
Sudan, Politics, 6/20/2003
Morocco announces will to reform religious affairs
Morocco on Wednesday announced will to review religious affairs within a comprehensive development project embracing political, cultural and doctrinal branches.
Morocco, Politics, 6/20/2003
Confrontations between two tribes near Amman
Confrontations took place between two Jordanian tribes near the capital Amman during which fire was exchanged over electoral differences, according to the Jordanian authorities yesterday. This was at a time when the US Secretary Of State Colin Powell arrived in Amman and moved to the Red Sea.
Jordan, Politics, 6/20/2003
Powell might stop in Damascus
Israeli news said yesterday that the US Secretary Of State Colin Powell might pay a quick and urgent visit to Syria on the background of pressure by the US defense department to put an end to diplomacy and to direct a military attack against Syria.
Syria-USA, Politics, 6/20/2003
Moroccan premier meets Saudi civil service minister
Moroccan premier, Driss Jettou, met in Rabat on Wednesday with Saudi Arabia's civil service minister, Mohamed Bin Ali Al Fayez, who is currently in a visit to Morocco.
Morocco-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/20/2003
Quartet to discuss including Syria, Lebanon in Roadmap
The special Russian envoy to the Middle East Andre Vidovin said that the Quartet committee which will be meeting at the ministerial level in Jordan on June 22 will discuss the issue of including Syria and Lebanon in the Roadmap to peace.
Regional-Russia, Politics, 6/20/2003
Shara meets with French intellectual, head of Syrian- US club
Syria's Foreign Minister, Farouk Shara, received in Damascus on Thursday Chairman of the Arab World Institute in Paris, Denis Bauchard.
Syria-Regional, Politics, 6/20/2003
French interior minister on Islam in France
Why would French Muslims not have the right to do so, in the same conditions as Catholics, Protestants and Jews? he wondered.
Regional-France, Politics, 6/20/2003
Morocco, Peru to Create Parliamentary Friendship Group
Morocco and Peru decided in Rabat on Wednesday to create a parliamentary friendship group.
Morocco-Peru, Politics, 6/20/2003
Cooperation between Syrian Baath party, Malaysian Amnu Party
A cooperation agreement was signed yesterday in Kuala Lumpur between al Ð Baath Arab Socialist Party and Malaysian Amnu Party.
Syria-Malaysia, Politics, 6/20/2003
People, Democratic fronts for the liberation of Palestine reject truce; Hamas, Islamic Jihad study it
The Palestinian prime minister Mahmoud Abbas has completed his separate meetings in Gaza with both the People's Front and the Democratic Front for the liberation of Palestine within the series of his meetings with all Palestinian groups in an attempt to crystallize a united position concerning to Roadmap peace plan.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 6/20/2003
Mubarak, Bush stress the implementation of Roadmap
Egypt-USA, Politics, 6/20/2003
Gulf chief calls for ME peace to include Syria, Lebanon
Syria-Gulf, Politics, 6/20/2003
Annan calls for extension of the UNDOF in the Golan
The secretary general of the UN, Kofi Annan, yesterday asked the UN security council to renew the mission of the UN force in charge of disengagement of forces between Syria and Israel for 6 months, describing the deployment of this force as "basic."
Syria-Israel, Politics, 6/20/2003
Syrian communist parliamentarian calls for political parties law
Communist member of the Syrian parliament Hnein Nimer ( of Youssef al-Faisal wing) has called on the Syrian government to work for separating authorities and for issuing a law for parties after the "internal condition has become mature enough."
Syria, Politics, 6/19/2003
Crown prince Abdullah calls for a national dialogue
One of the participants in the national dialogue conference which was held at the initiative of the Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah said that the conferees also called for vaster participation in the political life, and for more independence at the level of the judicial system, and for fair sharing of resources.
Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/19/2003
Syrian institute to qualify government employees
The National Institute For General Administration started its works yesterday under the motto of "making the cadres of future."
Syria, Politics, 6/19/2003
Mauritania: Detention and quitting a governor
Mauritania's authorities have arrested the former minister in charge of women's affairs, Mantata Bint Hadid ,and the head of the supreme court, Mahfouz Weld al-Murabet, in the context of the current investigation to disclose the implications of the recent military coupe against the president last week.
Mauritania, Politics, 6/19/2003
Morocco, Algeria study means for deeper anti-terrorism cooperation, moroccan minister
"It is clear that the improvement of relations will open better perspectives to build a large Maghreb to which we have been aspiring for so long," he said.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 6/19/2003
Al-Assad meets with French intellectual, chief of Syrian- American club
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad received in Damascus yesterday Chairman of the Arab World Institute in Paris, Denis Bauchard.
Syria-Regional, Politics, 6/19/2003
Russian envoy confers with Lebanese figures on developments
Russian Envoy to the Middle East Andre Vidovin stressed yesterday in Beirut the importance of intensifying diplomatic and political efforts to include the Syrian and the Lebanese tracks for peace in the region.
Lebanon-Russia, Politics, 6/19/2003
US forces open fire at Iraqi demonstrators; Three US soldiers, three Iraqis killed
Three American soldiers were killed yesterday in Baghdad, one of them was in a fire shooting from a car in downtown of Baghdad while another was wounded according to an American military spokesman.
Iraq-USA, Politics, 6/19/2003
Turkey closes crossing point with northern Iraq
Turkey yesterday closed the main border crossing point with northern Iraq before the trade traffic.
Iraq-Turkey, Politics, 6/19/2003
Egyptian worker attacks American soldier in the head
News reports in Cairo said yesterday that one of the American Marine soldier working in the American embassy in Cairo was exposed to an attack by an Egyptian citizen and the soldier was admitted to hospital in a very grave situation.
Egypt-USA, Politics, 6/19/2003
No link at all between mosques and terrorism, minister
Moroccan minister of Habous (Islamic endowments) and Islamic affairs, Ahmed Toufiq, said Tuesday there was no link at all between Mosques and terrorism.
Morocco, Politics, 6/19/2003
Arab Human Rights Committee meets in Cairo
Regional, Politics, 6/19/2003
Saudi public service minister meets Moroccan officials
Morocco-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/19/2003
El Mundo: Madrid encourages spanish investments enhancement in Morocco
The Spanish government has called Spanish businessmen to enhance their investments in Morocco, the daily El Mundo reported.
Morocco-Spain, Politics, 6/19/2003
Least developed countries hold conference in Rabat
The conference is also part of Morocco's decision to annul the debts of the African least developed countries and allow a free access of their exports to the Moroccan market
Regional-Morocco, Politics, 6/19/2003
Syria: Human rights society criticizes pace of continued recession
The Human Rights Society in Syria yesterday criticized continued "oppressive detention" in the country at a time when Syrian officials statements have been increasing on the "development" of human rights conditions.
Syria, Politics, 6/18/2003
EU official: Morocco an exceptionally important partner for EU
Morocco-European Union, Politics, 6/18/2003
Independents win majority of seats in Jordanian elections
Preliminary results of the legislative elections announced by the Jordanian ministry of the interior yesterday evening showed that independents close to the authority have won the majority of seats at the new Jordanian parliament.
Jordan, Politics, 6/18/2003
Moroccan PM, EC president underscore Morocco's privileged status in its ties with EU
Morocco-European Union, Politics, 6/18/2003
Efforts to boost Libyan, French relations
Libya-France, Politics, 6/18/2003
Appeal Court Sentences Journalist Ali Lmrabet to 3 years in Jail
The court of appeal of Rabat sentenced this Tuesday journalist Ali Lmrabet to 3 years in jail and maintained the ban of his twin satirical publications ÒDemainÓ in French and Douman in Arabic.
Politics, 6/18/2003
Assabah: Jordanian FM calls more Arab states to join Agadir declaration
Jordan-Regional, Politics, 6/18/2003
Sahara: Morocco supports comprehensive political solution that respects its kingty
Morocco supports a comprehensive political solution to the Sahara issue that preserves its territorial integrity and respects its sovereignty, said on Monday Moroccan communication minister and government spokesman, Nabil Benabdellah.
Morocco, Politics, 6/18/2003
AL chief confers with Ashrawi
Regional-Palestine, Politics, 6/18/2003
Butaflika for Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon, Syria
Algerian President Abdul Aziz Butaflika who yesterday started an official visit to Austria called for Israel's withdrawal from the occupied Syrian and Lebanese territories "in order to establish complete peace in the region."
Algeria-Regional, Politics, 6/18/2003
Report from Damascus on relations with America: occupation problems in Iraq reduced the crisis
The Syrian leadership has restored back its calm often known of having it the face heated developments. This however, after the storm of direct threats made by the American administration upon launching its war of Iraq and continued for three months; Threats that all American officials took part starting from President George W. Bush until the last advisor at the US Pentagon.
Syria-USA, Politics, 6/18/2003
Al-Shara, confers with Vidovin
Syria's Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Farouk al-Shara received in Damascus yesterday the Russian Special Envoy of peace process in the Middle East Andre Vidovin and an accompanying delegation.
Syria-Russia, Politics, 6/18/2003
Government spokesman: monarchy, foundation of Moroccan nation unity
The monarchy is the major foundation on which the unity of the Moroccan nation lies and which enables it to move towards modernity and democracy, said here on Monday communication minister and government spokesman, Nabil Benabdellah.
Morocco, Politics, 6/18/2003
LCI TV: International network behind Casablanca attacks, minister
Moroccan communication minister and spokesman for the government, Nabil Benabdallah, told Monday French TV channel LCI an international terrorist network is behind the May 16 blasts that actually targeted the modern and democratic society project Morocco is building.
Morocco, Politics, 6/18/2003
Israel denies Palestinian reports on possibility of releasing Barghouthi shortly
The Palestinian radio said that the Israeli authorities will release member of the Palestinian legislative council Marwan Barghouthi during the next 48 hours. A matter which was denied by the Israeli government which cling to proceeding with measures to trying him.
Palestine-Israel, Politics, 6/18/2003
Gulf states calls for the foundation of a central Iraqi national government
Gulf-Iraq, Politics, 6/18/2003
Australia bans Hizbullah party
Australia's attorney general Daril William has stated that Australia decided to ban the Lebanese Hizbullah Party.
Lebanon-Australia, Politics, 6/18/2003
A Dutch to succeed Moratinos
European diplomats said yesterday that the European Union nominated candidates to have one of them succeed the Spanish EU ME special envoy Miguel Moratinos whose term of office ends in June.
Regional-European Union, Politics, 6/18/2003
Al-Arab al-Youm: Iraqi Jews return back to buy Real-estates in Baghdad
Iraq, Politics, 6/18/2003
Jordan: elections today, Islamists fear to be harassed
Eligible Jordanian voters will head today for the ballot boxes to choose their representatives in the 14th parliament following an absence of the Parliamentary life in Jordan for 6 years.
Jordan, Politics, 6/17/2003
People's Assembly approves draft law on setting up Human Rights Council
A draft law to establish National Human Rights Council was approved by the People's Assembly (PA), chaired by Speaker, Ahmed Fathi Sorour, yesterday. Under the law the new council will be affiliated to the Shura Council and is aimed at conserving and promoting human rights.
Egypt, Politics, 6/17/2003
Israel was ready to bargain the Golan by Comprehensive peace with Syria ?
Syria-Israel, Politics, 6/17/2003
Algeria: No insurmountable problem in Morocco-Algeria relations
"There is no insurmountable problem in the development of Morocco-Algeria relations and we are completely ready to establish a model cooperation with Morocco," Algerian foreign affairs minister, Abdelaziz Belkhadem, said here on Sunday.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 6/17/2003
Moroccan FM underscores political will to re-open Moroccan-Algerian land borders
Moroccan minister of foreign affairs and cooperation, Mohamed Benaissa, underscored on Saturday the existence of a political will in both Morocco and Algeria for the reopening of land borders and for fostering bilateral economic, political, social and cultural ties.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 6/17/2003
Moroccan FM meets Algerian President
Moroccan foreign affairs and cooperation minister, Mohamed Benaissa, met here on Saturday Algerian president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 6/17/2003
Morocco, Algeria agree to create three committees to reinforce cooperation
Morocco and Algeria agreed to set up three committees to maintain contacts between the two Maghreban states and enhance joint action, says a joint statement released at the end of a visit to Algiers over the week end by Moroccan minister of foreign affairs and cooperation, Mohamed Benaissa.
Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 6/17/2003
Maher, Bolton take up Israel's nuclear program
Egypt-USA, Politics, 6/17/2003
Morocco's prime minister meets French president
Moroccan prime minister, Driss Jettou, met here this Monday French president, Jacques Chirac, in the presence of Morocco's ambassador in France, Hassan Abouyoub.
Morocco-France, Politics, 6/17/2003
Lebanese minister holds with Syrian officials in Damascus
Syria's Foreign Minister Farouk al-Shara received in Damascus yesterday his Lebanese counterpart, Jean Obeid.
Syria-Lebanon, Politics, 6/17/2003
Egypt, Tunisia sign secret agreements to exempt Americans from the international criminal court
The US Department Of State announced yesterday that other five countries approved to exempt American soldiers from being subject to the International Criminal Court. This came in the day when this court's power came to effect with the appointment of its first attorney general in his post of office yesterday.
Egypt-Tunisia, Politics, 6/17/2003
Sheikh Hamdan gets a message from Sudan's FM
United Arab Emirates-Sudan, Politics, 6/17/2003
Libya, Ghana for boosting relations
Libya-Ghana, Politics, 6/17/2003
Work Council to reactivate Syrian- UAE cooperation
Syria-United Arab Emirates, Politics, 6/17/2003
Egypt bids to salvage Mideast peace plan
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 6/17/2003
No Islamic extremism threat looms on Morocco, prime minister
Moroccan Premier, Driss Jettou, said Monday Morocco, which embraced Islam 14 centuries ago, is not facing any threat of "Islamic extremism."
Morocco, Politics, 6/17/2003
International Criminal Court assigns its first prosecutor
Prominent Argentinean litigator Luis Moreno Ocampo was sworn in yesterday as the chief prosecutor of the world's first permanent war crimes court.
Regional, Politics, 6/17/2003
Mauritania removes naval forces commander
President of Mauritania Mu'aweya Wild Taye' said yesterday that the commander of Mauritania's naval force Col. Abdul Rahman Weld al-Kour was removed from his position in the course of a series of reforms in the military establishment which targeted those who were involved in the coupe attempt which took place on June 8th.
Mauritania, Politics, 6/17/2003
Ras al-Kheima crown prince in Oman
Well-informed sources said yesterday that the removed crown prince of Ras al-Kheima Khaled Bin Saqer al-Qasimi had left for Oman.
United Arab Emirates-Oman, Politics, 6/17/2003
Egyptian mediation extracts a silent consent from Hamas on a Truce
The attempts to reach a "truce" between the Palestinian groups and Israel reached its peak yesterday with the success of the Egyptian delegation in getting a silent approval from Hamas to halt its military operations.
Palestine-Egypt, Politics, 6/17/2003
Kuwait, Iran for boosting relations
Kuwait-Iran, Politics, 6/17/2003
Syrian friendship societies with Ukraine, China, France
Syria-Regional, Politics, 6/16/2003
Ministerial reshuffle in Libya, Shukri Ghanem is prime minister
Libya has made a ministerial reshuffle according to which former minister of the economy and oil exports Shukri Ghanem became prime minister to replace Mubarak al-Shamekh.
Libya, Politics, 6/16/2003
People's Assembly's special session on the Cabinet's policy and agenda
Syria's People's Assembly marked yesterday the 3rd anniversary of the demise of the late Syrian President Hafez al-Assad. In its session headed by the People's Assembly, Speaker Naji Otari, and with the attendance of Prime minister Muhammad Mustafa Miro, Otari delivered a speech to the Assembly's members where he said that "on the 3rd anniversary of the moving away of the late President Hafez al-Assad, we highly appreciate our great leader's distinguished characteristics."
Syria, Politics, 6/16/2003
Moroccan FM meets Algerian peer
Moroccan minister of foreign affairs and cooperation, Mohammed Benaissa, who pays a working visit to Algeria, met in Algiers Saturday his Algerian peer, Abdelaziz Belkhadem.
Algeria-Morocco, Politics, 6/16/2003
Military reinforcement deployed in Ras al-Kheima after a new crown prince was declared
The federal authorities in the United Arab Emirates yesterday sent military reinforcements to Ras al-Kheima Emirate to prevent the occurrence of riots in it after the alienation of its former crown prince to his half brother, according to witnesses.
United Arab Emirates, Politics, 6/16/2003
Developing Arab joint action organization meeting in Cairo
Regional, Politics, 6/16/2003
Jordan prepares for elections, Islamists threaten boycott
Jordanians are preparing to take part in the parliamentary elections which will be held next Tuesday. In contrary to previous elections which were boycotted by main opposition forces, especially the Islamic Labor Front, these forces are taking part in the elections, despite the continued enforcement of the "one vote system," which limits a person's vote to one's area, which had prompted these forces to boycott the previous election.
Jordan, Politics, 6/16/2003
Spanish FM in Mauritania
Mauritania-Spain, Politics, 6/16/2003
Gul: Syrian - Turkish relations are in an advanced stage
Turkish Foreign Minister Abdullah Gul has asserted that the Syrian-Turkish bilateral relations has reached to a very advanced stage stressing the necessity for a joint action in order to develop these relations.
Syria-Turkey, Politics, 6/16/2003
Maher receives Britain's envoy to Sudan
Egypt-UK, Politics, 6/16/2003
Kuwait's FM voices support for women issues
Kuwait's first deputy prime minister and minister of foreign affairs Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Jaber al-Sabah has expressed his conviction that the next nation's council ( parliament) in Kuwait will approve the political rights of women.
Kuwait, Politics, 6/16/2003
Saudi - Iranian cooperation; al-Faisal: Israel obstructs road to peace
Saudi Arabia and Iran stressed their continued cooperation and the need of cooperation between all countries of the region to fight terrorism and extremism, according to the Iranian foreign minister Kamal Kharazi during his meeting with his Saudi counterpart Prince Saud al-Faisal in Tehran by the end of the week.
Saudi Arabia-Iran, Politics, 6/16/2003
Saudi civil service minister due in Morocco next week
Saudi Arabia-Morocco, Politics, 6/16/2003
Russian envoy confers with Maher
Russian Envoy, Andre Vidovin warned in Cairo yesterday against the dangerous repercussions of the deteriorated situations in the Palestinian territories and on the security and stability in the Middle East.
Egypt-Russia, Politics, 6/16/2003
The Sunday Times: Raghad Saddam Hussein: My father and brothers are alive
One of the daughters of the toppled Iraqi President Saddam Hussein said that her father and two brothers Ode and Qusai are still alive, denying, simultaneously to have any contacts with them at the meantime.
Iraq, Politics, 6/16/2003
Mubarak for halting deteriorations in Palestinian territories
Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak stressed the need for halting the state of deterioration the Palestinians suffer in the occupied territories.
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 6/16/2003
Ashrawy meets Moussa, Al Baz
Hanan Ashrawy, member of the Palestinian Legislative Council expressed her appreciation of Egypt's efforts by President Hosni Mubarak and the endeavors taken to unite the Palestinian factions and prevent divisions among them as Israel wishes.
Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 6/16/2003
Egyptian delegation arrives in Gaza soon
An Egyptian delegation was due in Gaza today to help launch a dialogue between the Palestinian Authority and all the national and Islamic opposition factions in order to reach a common ground in the face of challenges.
Palestine-Egypt, Politics, 6/16/2003
Morocco considers new immigration strategy, minister
Moroccan human rights minister, Mohammed Aujjar, said the government is considering a new migration strategy.
Morocco, Politics, 6/16/2003
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