Indonesia's President Abdul Rahman Wahid starts today a tour in the Middle East and Africa which will last for 14 days.
A statement released on Wednesday to this effect said that this tour will cover Yemen, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt, where he will take part in the conference of the Muslim donor states to be held in Cairo on February 24 and then will head for Nigeria, Sudan and Saudi Arabia to perform al-Haj rituals.
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