Arabic News Daily Page for 11/1/1997
Weekend Edition - Saturday, November 1, 1997
- Japanese performance in Cairo
"Daidagei" is the name of Japanese POP, performing arts presented in public with their well-known heartwarming, human quality. Egypt, Entertainment, 11/1/1997 - Satanism comes back again in Egypt
Egyptian police began search for the arrest of three students accused of spreading satanic ideas among their colleagues at one of the arts faculties in the capital. Egypt, Local, 11/1/1997 - German fashion show in Egypt
Around 1,000 Egyptian and German social figures were expected to show up during an event, which is to display the latest production of famous German fashion designers. Egypt, Economics, 11/1/1997 - Cairo international fair next March
Rent per one square ranges between $50 and $100 U.S for foreign exhibitions and 40 to 60 Egyptian pounds (about $11 US) for Egyptian exhibitors. Egypt, Business, 11/1/1997 - Croatia, Egypt to sign trade memo
The Croatian-Egyptian talks kicked off yesterday after the signing of a memorandum of understanding on promoting trade between the two states. The memo regulates the exchange of commercial information and organizing fairs and visits for trade missions. Egypt, Economics, 11/1/1997 - European loan to develop Aqaba port
The Jordanian government is trying to develop the port of Aqaba by adding new docks to the port in order to encourage more exports especially those of potassium and phosphates which are the leading Jordanian exports. Jordan, Economics, 11/1/1997 - Antonovich visits Lebanese leaders
Antonovitsh assured his country's support for the 425 decree. He invited the prime minister for an official visit to Bellarussia. Lebanon, Politics, 11/1/1997