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First Iraqi travelers to Syria
Some 60 people aboard two buses travelled to Damascus via the 865 km long Iraqi-Syrian highway for the first time since 1980.
Iraq-Syria, Politics, 7/31/1997

KFAED renews financial deal with Syria
Kuwait renewed the financial facilities agreement with Syria for an extra five years, designed to finance imports and exports with 50 million US dollars.
Syria, Economics, 7/31/1997

Conoco risks losing Syrian contract
US oil giant Conoco could lose a 350 million US dollar contract to develop gas in Syria because of proposed laws in the American congress to ban financial dealings with Damascus.
Syria, Business, 7/31/1997

Syrian photography exhibition
Syrian Minister of Information Dr. Mohammed Salman opened on July 29 evening an exhibition of photography entitled: "Television since foundation."
Syria, Culture, 7/31/1997

Mubarak and Asssad in joint conference in Syria
During his visit to Syria the Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak held a joint press conference with the Syrian President Hafez Assad.
Egypt-Syria, Politics, 7/30/1997

Injuries and riots after Syria loses soccer final
At least five Syrian football fans have been arrested and referred to the military tribunal on suspicion of inciting riots.
Syria, Sports, 7/29/1997


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