Arabic News Weekly Edition for Algeria, 9/9/2002
Weekly Edition, Algeria - Week of September 9, 2002
- UN secretary general hopeful that political settlement will end sahara conflict
The UN secretary general said in his annual report to the general assembly he keeps hope that a political settlement will be reached to settle the protracted Sahara issue. Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 9/13/2002 - Butaflika: fighting terrorism is obligatory for the whole world Algeria, Politics, 9/12/2002
- Le Nouvel Afrique-Asie: Moroccan fm ascribes deadlock in sahara settlement to Algeria
Algeria has conducted a diplomatic campaign against Morocco over the Sahara issue and has opposed all internationally-accepted initiatives to reach a negotiated and peaceful solution to the issue, said Moroccan minister of foreign affairs and cooperation, Mohamed Benaissa. Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 9/11/2002 - Algeria: 22 killed, wounded in acts of violence
Algerian papers issued on Tuesday said that five persons were killed and other 17 wounded on Sunday and Monday in acts of violence attributed to armed Islamic groups or during confrontations with the security forces. Algeria, Local, 9/11/2002 - Algeria: A meeting for the African federation on terrorism
Mauritania's minister of the interior al-Murabit Seidi Mahmoud Wild al-Sheikh Ahmad left Nouakchott on Sunday for Algeria where he will be taking part in a meeting for the governments of the African federation on terrorism, expected to be held on September 11 to 14 Algeria-Regional, Politics, 9/9/2002