Arabic News Daily Page for 11/10/1997
Daily Edition - Monday, November 10, 1997
- Israel strikes again
The monitoring committee is meeting today to examine two Lebanese complaints concerning attacks on Ain-Buswar and explosions in Nabatieh. Lebanon, Military, 11/10/1997 - Canadian - Egyptian Meeting
Two agreements were signed by the two sides after the meeting; the first has to do with consular affairs and cooperation in this regard, while the second has to do with legal affairs. Egypt, Politics, 11/10/1997 - Palestine to strengthen electricity network
The World Bank and European Investment Bank together with the Italian and Norwegian governments have expressed their readiness to finance two projects to strengthen and develop the electricity network in Palestine. Palestine, Economics, 11/10/1997 - Forging Palestinian certificates of origin to export Israeli citron
The Palestinian Minister of Agriculture accused high officials in his ministry of forging certificates of origin which were used in exporting Israeli citron to Jordan. Palestine, Agriculture, 11/10/1997 - Tunis: $1.6 billion budget deficit
The total volume of exports increased by 13.4% as it registered 4415.4 million dinars compared to 3892.2 million dinars last year. Tunisia, Economics, 11/10/1997 - Illegal aliens asked to leave Kuwait
Kuwait, following the lead of other Arab Gulf states, has given illegal aliens until December 15 to leave the country. Kuwait, Politics, 11/10/1997 - Hashimoto in Riyadh
Prime Minister Hashimoto arrived in Riyadh yesterday for talks aimed at establishing a new partnership with Saudi Arabia, the second largest supplier of crude oil to Japan. Saudi Arabia, Politics, 11/10/1997 - 36 terrorists to begin trial Egypt, Judicial, 11/10/1997
- Military observers from OAU to Comoros
The Organization of African Unity (OAU) said yesterday that it would deploy military observers on the Comoros Islands despite objections form secessionists on Anjouan. Comoros, Politics, 11/10/1997 - Tunisia, Egypt to sign a joint foreign trade area
A Tunisian diplomat yesterday said his country had given top priority to developing relations with Cairo "in view of Egypt's distinguished political weight." Egypt-Tunisia, Politics, 11/10/1997