Arabic News Daily Page for 2/12/2004
Daily Edition - Thursday, February 12, 2004
- Egyptian parliament deplores Apartheid separation wall
Egyptian People's Assembly stressed on Wednesday its rejection of Israel's insistence on building the Apartheid separation wall in the West Bank, condemning the Israeli procedure which aim at partitioning the occupied Palestinian lands and imposing a de facto situation there. Egypt-Palestine, Politics, 2/12/2004 - Darfour rebels allege cutting Khartoum army supplies
Rebels of Darfour district, to the west of Sudan, said they blocked contacts between towns that fall under the control of the government after Khartoum said that it fully controlled the semi desert district which adjoins Libya and Chad. Sudan, Politics, 2/12/2004 - 47 killed in explosion at headquarter for training Iraqi army
In the second attack within 24 hours against the Iraqi security members, 47 persons were killed and scores wounded in a booby trapped car explosion in Baghdad. The car went off in front of a center for recruiting members of the Iraqi army near al-Muthanna airport, in al-Allawi area, in the downtown of Baghdad. Iraq-USA, Military, 2/12/2004 - 'Students in free enterprise' organization launches morocco branch
International organization "Students in free enterprise" (SIFE) presented on Tuesday to the public its Morocco branch designed to promote leadership, teamwork and communication through learning, practicing and teaching the principles of free enterprise. Morocco-USA, Culture, 2/12/2004 - Delegation for international peace march women cyclists in Damascus
Chairman of the General Federation of Sports, Kamal Taha, discussed with a delegation of the international "Follow Women" organization headed by Rita Reagan the arrangements for the passing of the organization's procession in Damascus as part of "The International Peace March of Women Cyclists." Syria-Regional, Local, 2/12/2004 - Morocco to set up government body to fight piracy
The Moroccan Government intends to set up, soon, a permanent committee to "monitor audio-visual recordings and to struggle against piracy and forgery," it was announced, in Rabat Tuesday, during a meeting between representatives of different ministries and professionals. Morocco, Economics, 2/12/2004 - Four civilians were killed to the east of Algeria
The Algerian security forces said that four civilians were killed in an attack launched by 20 persons suspected to be members of the armed groups to the east of the capital. Algeria, Local, 2/12/2004