Arabic News Daily Page for 4/8/2004
Daily Edition - Thursday, April 8, 2004
- Egypt, Uganda discuss energy cooperation
Egypt and Uganda discussed Wednesday prospects of boosting bilateral relations in the fields of electricity generation and distribution. Egypt-Uganda, Politics, 4/8/2004 - Nine Americans were wounded, occupation bombards a mosque; 40 killed
The American forces in Iraq targeted a mosque and resulted in killing more than 40 persons, at a time the American army announced that it continued its advancement into the city of Faluja amid fierce fighting and is now controlling " 25% of it." Iraq-USA, Politics, 4/8/2004 - Israeli soldiers leave a base on the borders with Lebanon
The Israeli TV yesterday broadcast pictures for a base for the Israeli occupation army on the border with Lebanon deserted by its personnel leaving behind equipments, helmets and secret documents. Lebanon-Israel, Politics, 4/8/2004 - Al-Riyadh the killed man in al-Rawda quarter is from the mislead group
Saudi Arabia yesterday set the identity of the suspected persons who was killed in a fire exchange with the police in al-Rawda quarters in Riyadh "this week, as he was wanted in regard to activities by the 'mislead group'. Saudi Arabia, Local, 4/8/2004 - American ships resume using the port of Aden
The commander of the American joint forces for fighting terrorism in the African horn, Mastin Robson, announced yesterday that the American forces might resume this year using the port of Aden, in the south of Yemen, as a station for fuel supplies following a four- day suspension. Yemen-USA, Politics, 4/8/2004 - Moroccan 9/11 suspect to be retried on june 16
The only September 11 convict, Moroccan Mounir El Motassadeq, will be tried again on June 16 after the German court of Hamburg ordered his release Wednesday, legal sources said. Morocco-Germany, Local, 4/8/2004 - New tourist project in Red Sea with investments hitting $ 2 billion
Prime Minister Dr. Atef Ebeid conferred Wednesday with a visiting group of Italian investors, on the establishment of a big project on developing one of the Red Sea Islands with investments reaching $ two billion within 10 years. Egypt-Italy, Economics, 4/8/2004