Moussa heads Egypt's delegation to Davos world meeting

Egyptian Foreign Minister Amr Moussa is leaving Cairo today for Switzerland heading a large delegation to participate in works of the 30th session of Davos international economic forum which is to begin today and last until February 1.

Egypt is participating in the conference which is attended by more than 1,500 of intellectuals, businessmen, politicians, economists and financiers and a large number of ministers and high-ranking officials, as well as heads of state, including US President Bill Clinton and Palestinian President Yasser Arafat.

The participants in the economic conference will convene more than 300 sessions, among which is Egypt's session, and its political and economic perception as Moussa will deliver an address that specifies Egypt's perception concerning the regional and international problems in which it plays a role, especially the Middle East peace process and regional and international economic cooperation.