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Mrs. Mubarak lauds Palestinian Red Crescent

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Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak lauded yesterday the Palestinian Red Crescent for the Humanitarian role they play to abate the suffering of Palestinians under Israeli colonization. She has also hailed Palestinians who struggle for their independence.

This came in Mrs. Mubarak's word to Red Crescent, cross' youth conference in Middle East and North Africa. The world was read out by Minister of Insurance and Social Affairs, Amina Al-Gendy.

The conference was attended by 40 youths from Red Crescent and Red Cross Organizations of 17 countries.

Ministry of youth celebrated yesterday Mother's Day. Minister of Youth, Ali el-Din Hilal attended the celebration. Ideal mothers were honoured during the celebration.

Participants sent a telegram of appreciation and gratitude to President Hosni Mubarak, for his efforts to provide war force for Egyptian families.

They also sent a telegram of congratulation to Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak. Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak late Wednesday re-opened Al-Gomhoreya Theater after the completion of its modernization process as part of a plan for updating all state-owned theatres.

Chief of Cairo Opera House posted Mrs. Mubarak on stages of developing the prestigious theater, which took 45 days at L.E. 973,000. She attended a premier, which included a lute performance and songs.

Al-Gomhoreya Theater served as an Opera House in 1979 after the old one had been destroyed by a major blaze. Egypt boasts an elegant Nile-side Opera House.

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