Arabic News Weekly Edition for Egypt, 10/29/2001
Weekly Edition, Egypt - Week of October 29, 2001
- Egyptian clergy prevented from entering UAE territories United Arab Emirates-Egypt, Local, 10/29/2001
- Settling Palestinian question indispensable to combat terrorism Egypt-Regional, Politics, 10/29/2001
- Baz warns Israel of wasting chance for peaceful coexistence
Egyptian Presidential Political Advisor Osama El-Baz warned Israel late Saturday of wasting a golden chance for peaceful coexistence with the Palestinians. Egypt-Israel, Politics, 10/29/2001 - EFACD in USA today to discuss Mideast peace, terrorism Egypt-USA, Politics, 10/29/2001
- Mubarak opens new Cairo tunnel
The Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak Sunday morning opened a new tunnel in the old Cairo area of Al Azhar. Egypt, Economics, 10/29/2001 - US religious freedoms report: Egypt's Muslims, Christians sons of same history, civilization
The US annual report on religious freedoms worldwide said that Muslims and Christians in Egypt are the sons of one history, identity, origin, culture, civilization and language and live together as citizens in one country. Egypt, Local, 10/29/2001 - INTERPOL bulletin to hand over 40 terrorists
Intensive contacts have been made recently between Egyptian security systems and the International Criminal organization in Paris 'INTERPOL'. Egypt, Judicial, 10/29/2001 - Mrs. Mubarak chairs NCW meeting
On the other hand, Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak, who chairs the Egyptian Red Crescent Society will Sunday open the Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak specialised children's hospital in Giza. Egypt, Culture, 10/29/2001 - Ministerial Committee probes rate interest cut, customs tariffs
Egyptian Prime Minister Atef Ebeid yesterday reviewed program to train youth and graduates on agricultural activities, notably agroindustrial activities and animal-and-fish production. Egypt, Economics, 10/29/2001 - WB plans to loan Egypt 1.5 billion dollars
The World Bank plans to give Egypt soft loans of 1.5 billion dollars over the next three years, for development in various areas, including health and education, the government daily Al-Akhbar reported Friday. Egypt, Economics, 10/29/2001 - Toshka pumping station building goes ahead
Egyptian Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Mahmoud Abou Zeid said yesterday that the irrigation system for Toshka mega-project would be fully operational by next year's October war victory celebrations. Egypt, Economics, 10/29/2001 - Egyptian mummies followed fashion
New scientific analysis of mummies has discovered that ancient Egyptian embalmers followed trends in body preservation and probably altered their mummification recipes in line with supply and demand. Egypt, History, 10/29/2001