Arabic News Daily Page for 5/24/2001
Daily Edition - Thursday, May 24, 2001
- US should change attitudes towards ME
"The US Administration should review its Middle East Policy, especially with regard to the Arab- Israeli conflict, if it really wants to have good relations with the Arab world," said Mustafa Al Feqi. Egypt-USA, Politics, 5/24/2001 - Resurrecting the muses
To capture the spirit of the ancient library of Alexandria and translate it into the context of the 21st century is the challenge facing Ismail Serag Eddin, General Manager of the New Library and Ex-Vice President of the World Bank. Egypt, Culture, 5/24/2001 - COMESA leaders discuss report Secretary General
The COMESA Free Trade Area (FTA) is nothing to be feared as economic liberalization for Africa brings with it more opportunities than costs. Regional, Economics, 5/24/2001 - Mrs. Mubarak declares starting Zeinhom development
Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak chairwoman of Egyptian Red Crescent attended on Wednesday the charity bazaar held by the Red Crescent at one of the hotels to mark the start of Zeinhom slums development's stage and to raise funds necessary for this stage amounted to eight million Egyptian pounds. Egypt, Local, 5/24/2001 - Malaysia to call for severance of ties with Israel at OIC meeting
"We hope that Islamic countries will be able to use whatever influence and pressure that we have to stop the violence that is being continuously committed," he added. Palestine-Malaysia, Politics, 5/24/2001 - Expert says Africa most vulnerable to rising earth temperatures
Sub-Saharan Africa would be most affected by the negative impact of the earth's surface temperature warming on agricultural production, the head of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), Robert Watson has said. Regional, Environment, 5/24/2001 - Morocco to refurbish several Mosques in Senegal
Morocco will conduct construction and refurbishment works in several mosques in Senegal, Morocco's minister of habous (Islamic endowments) and Islamic affairs, Abdelkbir Alaoui Mdaghri, announced on Wednesday. Morocco-Senegal, Religion, 5/24/2001