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Arabic News Front Page for 4/6/2004

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Today's Headlines

Short Takes

  • Jordanian Foreign Minister, Marwan Muasher expressed appreciation to the Syrian-Jordanian fraternal relations. In a statement to London-based the Arabic al-Shark al-Awsat' newspaper issued yesterday, he stressed the Syrian- Jordanian cooperation to combat terrorism. Go
  • Lebanese information Minister, Michael Smaha has underlined the Arab's dire need in this critical stage to unify ranks and to "arrange the Arab Home." Go
  • Morocco's King Mohammed VI held Monday tete-a-tete talks with president of Equatorial Guinea, Theodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo. Go
  • Syrian Vice President Abdulhalim Khaddam arrived in Paris Monday in a three-day work visit. Khaddam will be meeting the French President Jacques Chirac tomorrow and will hand him a message sent from President Bashar al-Assad. Go
  • Jordanian State Minister and the Official Spokeswoman of the government Asmaa Khuder on Monday praised Syria's stance vis-a-vis Jordan stressing the deep rooted ties between the two states. Go
  • Morocco's King Mohammed VI of Morocco on Sunday chaired the opening of the 2nd festival of children with "specific needs" organized on the occasion of the National Day of the handicap. Go
  • A Syrian Parliamentary delegation, chaired by the Chairman of the Syrian-Russian Parliamentary Friendship Association, conferred with the Russian Chairman of the Arab-Russia Friendship Committee at the Parliament on the cooperation relations between the two countries and means of enhancing them in all domains. Go
  • The Spanish next Foreign minister Miguel Angle Moratinos told the French Le Figaro that he hears calls for a greater role for the UN in Iraq and to bigger International presence under the UN. He added " I will concentrate my efforts on this matter." Go
  • The government of Singapore announced the end of its military presence in Iraq after the return back of the last of its soldiers yesterday in conclusion of a mission which lasted for two months. Go
  • Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak is to inaugurate Tuesday an Egyptian antiquities exhibition in the Swiss city of Basel under the title "Tutankamen: The Golden Beyond" showcasing 131 pieces of antiquities representing various ancient Egyptian dynasties. Go