Arabic News Daily Page for 6/3/1998
Daily Edition - Wednesday, June 3, 1998
- Spanish police arrest more Moroccan illegal immigrants
Spanish police arrested recently 16 Moroccan illegal immigrants at the port of Sebta, a northern Moroccan town still controlled by Spain. Morocco-Spain, Local, 6/3/1998 - Moroccan finance minister meets Italian businessmen delegation
Moroccan Finance minister, Fathallah Oualalou, conferred tuesday here with visiting Italian businessmen delegation on ways of reving up trade exchanges and fostering further economic cooperation between the two countries. Morocco, Business, 6/3/1998 - International conference on Al Quds to launch solidarity fund
An international colloquy to be held in Fes (200 km east of Rabat) this June 4-8 is projecting to launch a fund for the Arab youth solidarity with Al-Quds (Jerusalem), organizers announced. Palestine-Morocco, International, 6/3/1998 - Syrian import - export committee meets on local needs
The participants discussed memoranda submitted on commodities and items proposed to be imported to meet the needs of local consumption and manufacturing and export requirements. Syria, Economics, 6/3/1998 - Syrian Baath party official confers with Arab expatriates chief
Assistant Secretary general of the Syrian ruling Baath Arab Socialist Party Abdullah al-Ahmar, who is also head of pan-Arab expatriates higher committee, on Tuesday in Damascus received chairman of the Syrian Arab community in France, Rasem Ruslan. Politics, 6/3/1998 - Syrian-Turkish negotiations to settle disputes
Spokesman for the Turkish Foreign Ministry, Najati Otkan, said today that official negotiations are underway between Syria and Turkey to settle arising disputes. Syria-Turkey, Politics, 6/3/1998 - Hussein receives Pickering
Jordan and the US on Tuesday emphasized the need to advance the Middle East peace process. US Undersecretary of State Thomas Pickering held talks in Amman with King Hussein of Jordan and Jordan's Foreign Minister Jawad Anani on the stalled peace process. Jordan-USA, Politics, 6/3/1998