Arab Labor Organization starts 52nd round
The board of the Arab Labor Organization started in Cairo on Sunday its 52nd four-day round to discuss topics pertaining to labor, productivity and development.
The board will also look into investment in technology information.
An ALO press statement described the current round as the most important round held at the end of the century. It will tackle the ALO's future plans for the years 2001 and 2002.
The board members of the Arab Labor Organization include the governments of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Jordan and businessmen represented by Morocco and Yemen and labor organizations represented by Iraq and Palestine.
