Arabic News Daily Page for 12/3/1998
Daily Edition - Thursday, December 3, 1998
- Sahrawi association calls for suing Polisario leaders for war crimes
The association of Sahrawi parents of victims of terrorism in the camps of Tindouf on Tuesday called on all international organizations, especially the U.N., to sue the Polisario leaders as war criminals. Morocco, Politics, 12/3/1998 - King Hassan receives polish president Morocco-Poland, Politics, 12/3/1998
- Palestinian minister of environment warns against Israeli violations of human rights
Palestinian Minister of Environment Youssef Abu Safia warned of Israeli violations of Palestinian human rights in the domains of environment and exploiting the sources of water by getting rid of dangerous and poisonous waste from its military factories and industrial settlements inside the Palestinian territories. Palestine-Israel, Politics, 12/3/1998 - Action-employment programs generates 2,500 jobs monthly
The "Action-Employment" program devised by the Moroccan government to fight unemployment among young university graduates generates 2,500 jobs monthly, said a Moroccan minister. Morocco, Economics, 12/3/1998 - Damascus hosts training course on vegetable medications
Syrian Minister of Health Dr. Muhammad al-Shatti opened a training course on Wednesday in Damascus on conditions for good manufacture of vegetable medication. Syria, Health, 12/3/1998 - AL chief backs Lebanese demands
Arab League Secretary General Esmat Abdul Meguid renewed his support for Israel's implementation of UN resolution 425 and its unconditional withdrawal from south Lebanon. Regional-Lebanon, Politics, 12/3/1998 - Lebanese resistance retaliates against Israeli aggressions
In the Western Bekaa occupation artillery bombarded the surroundings of Gelya town, using several heavy shells. Lebanese security sources added that the Israeli heavy artillery also bombarded al-Hamra farm, Arnon, Litani river area, the towns of Mleita, Lweiseh, Aqmata farm Lebanon-Israel, Military, 12/3/1998 - Moroccan Exports to Russia More than Doubled in one Year, Minister
Morocco's exports to Russia more than doubled between 1996 and 1997, reaching around $235.2 million (2.16 billion dh) in 1997, a Moroccan minister said on Wednesday.20 Morocco-Russia, Business, 12/3/1998