Arabic News Daily Page for 4/6/2004
Daily Edition - Tuesday, April 6, 2004
- FTA with Turkey will help Morocco Complete membership to Euro-Mediterranean space
Moroccan Foreign trade minister, Mustapha Mechahouri, underlined that the free trade agreement (FTA) between Morocco and Turkey, to be signed on April 7 in Ankara, will help Morocco complete membership to the "Euro-Mediterranean space." Morocco-Turkey, Economics, 4/6/2004 - Syria: Oil will decrease in 2020
The Syrian oil Minister Ibrahim Haddad denied that the expected date of oil expiring in Syria is 2012, according to a statement made by a Syrian official to a local Syrian daily on Sunday. Syria, Economics, 4/6/2004 - Maher postpones his visit to Washington because of heart problems
The Middle east news agency MENA said yesterday that medical checks prevented the Egyptian foreign minister Ahmed Maher from traveling to the USA to prepare for the visit to be held by the Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak next week. Egypt-USA, Politics, 4/6/2004 - Continued confrontations in Iraq, up to 61 killed and 341 wounded Occupation: a warrant against al-Sader
The American occupation forces have declared Muqtada al-Sader as an outlaw and disclosed a warrant of arrest against him in a step that would increase tension and clashes which were escalated yesterday resulting in killing 61 Iraqis, 8 Americans and wounding 341 Iraqis as a new outcome for two days of clashes. Iraq-USA, Politics, 4/6/2004 - Sameh Fahmai: Egypt appreciates OPEC decision
The international oil market has witnessed several ups and downs after the recent OPEC decision to cut down its output by one million barrel per day (bpd) to be 23.5 million bpd. Egypt-Regional, Economics, 4/6/2004 - Riyadh: One wanted was killed in al-Rawda quarters
The Saudi security authorities said yesterday it had killed one wanted armed man and wounded another during fire exchange in al-Rawda quarters to the east of Riyadh. Saudi Arabia, Local, 4/6/2004