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Arabic News Front Page for 6/15/2000

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Today's Headlines

Short Takes

  • Syrian economic expert Aref Dalila said in an interview with the Monte Carlo radio on Wednesday said that the corruption fighting campaign in Syria will be revived once again as it has become a key and basic precondition in the economic revitalization process. He added that the new leadership, especially after the 9yh regional congress is the side to decide debating this economic process in openness and transparency. Go
  • King Mohammed VI held Wednesday at the Royal Office in Rabat tete-a-tete talks with visiting Malian President Alpha Omar Konare. Go
  • Saudi Crown Prince, vice president of the ministers council and head of the national guard, Prince Abdallah Ibn Abdelaziz, arrived in Casablanca Wednesday for a visit to Morocco. Go
  • Morocco's King Mohammed VI, Commander of the Faithful, chaired Wednesday night at the Hassan II Grand Mosque of Casablanca a religious ceremony, marking the anniversary of the birthday of Prophet Mohammed. The ceremony, that was attended by Malian President Alpha Omar Konare, was marked by the reading of verses of the holy Koran and poems chanting the glory of Islam and the prophet. Go
  • US President Bill Clinton has expressed his hope that Syria and the US will shortly continue work for achieving peace in the region. Go
  • The Syrian foreign minister Farouk al-Shara’ on Wednesday received a cable of condolences on the passing away of President al-Assad from the Palestinian Arabs of 1948. The cable read: With deep sorrows, we received news on the death of the late President. we have lost the great leader who embodied to us the symbol of Arab nationalism. Go
  • Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak on Wednesday made a telephone call with the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. Go
  • Ambassador Hassan Abd El-Rahman, representative of the Palestinian government in Washington said that "the Palestinian side does not object convening the trio summit which comprises Arafat, the U.S President Bill Clinton and Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak." Yet he placed a condition that first, progress from the Israeli side must be made in the negotiations concerning all the related issues. Go
  • Israel's daily HAARETZ reported today that Palestinian negotiators in talks with Israelis in the US said "We will not postpone this (Israeli 3rd) withdrawal ..we will not agree to even a one minute delay," and turned down Israeli "goodwill" gestures saying the Palestinians do not want goodwill gestures, but that Israel implement signed agreements. Go
  • President Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria sent King Mohammed VI a congratulation message on the occasion of the anniversary of the birthday of Prophet Mohammed. Go
  • The Israeli Radio said yesterday that an Algerian press delegation intends to visit Israel on 25th of June to fulfill an official invitation from the Israeli foreign ministry and that the delegation comprises 10 Algerian Journalists from the different Mass media . Go