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Arabic News Front Page for 1/6/2003

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Today's Headlines

Short Takes

  • The French President Jacques Chirac on Saturday at the Paris Elysee Palace talked with the Lebanese Prime minister Rafic Hariri on the important files in the region especially events taking place in the occupied Arab territories and Iraq and the role played by France at the UN security council. Go
  • Saudi Arabia's minister of finance and national economy Ibrahim al-Assaf yesterday in Riyadh met with the Russian minister of energy Igor Yousovov and discussed with him means of developing economic cooperation between the two countries in the economic, trade and investment fields as well as opportunities and privileges available to establish joint investment projects in order to increase the volume of trade exchange. Go
  • Libya and Senegal have signed a memorandum of understanding between the general company for electricity in Libya and Senegal's ministry of energy and waters on cooperation in the area of electricity and carrying out a feasibility study for common joint projects in the realm of generating electricity. Go
  • Sessions of unofficial dialogue between various cultural, economic, political, academic and intellectual activists will be held in Damascus as from today January 6 through 8, from the Syrian and American sides. Go
  • The Iraqi satellite TV station said yesterday that the Iraqi President Saddam Hussein will today at 8 GMT deliver a speech on the occasion of the 82nd anniversary of the foundation of the Iraqi army. Go
  • Egypt's ambassador in Ankara Fathi Al-Shazli said Turkey's Prime Minister Gul stressed during his talks in Egypt interest in furthering joint cooperation in the fields of oil and natural gas, enhancing trade exchange and encouraging joint investment and economic cooperation. Go
  • A recent report by the Central Bank of Egypt CBE said economic and monetary indicators reflected further improvement in 2002. Deposits at the banks went up to LE. 350 billion by the end of last August. Go