Arabic News Daily Page for 1/23/2002
Daily Edition - Wednesday, January 23, 2002
- Exploring aspects of modern arts in middle east
In this companion volume to the successful Images of Enchantment: Visual and Performing Arts of the Middle East (AUC Press, 1998), historian and ethnomusicologist Sherifa Zuhur has once again commissioned and edited authoritative essays from noteworthy scholars from around the globe that explore the visual and performing arts in the Middle East. Egypt, People, 1/23/2002 - Dr. Zaki Mubarak (1892/1952)
Zaki Mubarak, was a holder of three doctorate degrees; the first was from the Egyptian University on May 15, 1924 on "Ethics" of Al- Gazali; one of the Muslim Imams and intellectuals; the second was from the Sorbonne University in Paris on April 25,1931 on " Poetic Prose" in the fourth century of Hejira"; the third was from Fouad I University, currently Cairo University in 1937 on Islamic philosophy and "Sufism in Islam". Egypt, People, 1/23/2002 - Euro-Mediterranean anti-doping forum closes
Marrakesh, Jan.23 (MAP)- The Euro-Mediterranean anti-doping forum held in Marrakesh this January 21-22 recommended to countries to include cooperation in fighting doping in their cooperation programs. Regional, Local, 1/23/2002 - ECOSOC ngos committee recommends consultative status to 5 Moroccan ngos
The United Nations Non Governmental Committee recommended to of the UN Social and Economic Council (ECOSOC) to grant five Moroccan a special consultative status membership. Morocco, Culture, 1/23/2002 - Morocco, EU start arduous negotiations on agriculture exchanges
Top Executives from Morocco and the European Union are starting this Wednesday negotiations on agriculture, the most difficult sector in the association agreement in force since March 2000. Morocco-European Union, Agriculture, 1/23/2002 - Ministerial commission approves 5 investment projects worth $ 64 mln
An inter-ministerial commission in charge of studying investment projects approved on Monday five projects worth 737 million DH (US$ 64.08 Mln) expected to generate 2,200 jobs. Morocco, Economics, 1/23/2002