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Arabic News Front Page for 2/5/2000

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Today's Headlines

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  • Amr Moussa, the Egyptian foreign minister, convened yesterday with Canada's ambassadors in 13 countries in Middle East area in the chairmanship of Bernan Coter the deputy assistant foreign minister for European's affairs and Middle East well as North Africa who told ArabicNews.com that "the discussion took place in frame of the current development issues of joint concern in light of the coming visit that will be paid by the Canadian prime minister to Egypt in the first half of coming April, saying that the delegation listened to Moussa's evaluating concerning current developments in the area especially in light of results of the running committee for the multilateral negotiations which were held in Moscow and that the points of view concerning the status in North Africa and the Arab Gulf - were revised. Go
  • Amr Moussa, the Egyptian foreign minister, and his Kuwaiti counterpart Sheik Sabah El-Ahmed El-Sabah, the deputy prime minister - the foreign minister, are heading works of the second session of the joint Egyptian - Kuwaiti committee which will start in Cairo on the 21st of February. Discussions will deal with supporting bilateral relations especially boosting Kuwaiti investments in Egypt where Kuwait ranks second after Saudi Arabia one the list of Arab states investing in Egypt. The committee will also tackle steps of ensuring rights of the Egyptian laborers in Kuwaiti. Go
  • The Japanese government offered yesterday presenting economic aids for Middle East after establishing peace. Go
  • The Moroccan "BMCE" bank signed Friday with Paris V university a partnership agreement to cooperate in education, science and culture. The two institutions agreed to bring a substantial and concrete contribution to education efforts in Morocco, particularly to reduce illiteracy in rural areas. The BMCE bank is targeting to build 1,000 schools in rural areas by 2010. Go