Arab political parties urged yesterday that Arab governments and businessmen boycott the Middle East and North Africa (Mena) economic conference in Doha, Qatar starting this November 16.
The parties, attending a meeting in Cairo, said in statement that Arab participation in the economic event "would be a reward for Israeli aggression and encouragement for violence against the Arabs," Al Wafd daily reported today.
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