Arabic News Weekly Edition for Egypt, 11/5/2001
Weekly Edition, Egypt - Week of November 5, 2001
- Mubarak holds dialogue with NDP Parliamentary Board Egypt, Politics, 11/5/2001
- Al Azhar Grand Imam receives British Ambassador
Tantawi has explained that there is not any legislation, law or tradition which permits the punishment of a whole nation. Egypt-UK, Politics, 11/5/2001 - Developing countries should talk part in formulating trade system
The Ministerial Economic Committee, under Prime Minister Atef Ebeid, will within the coming hours discuss Egypt's attitude towards issues to be discussed by the fourth ministerial conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO) scheduled to be held in Doha, Qatar, during the period 9-13 November. Regional-Egypt, Economics, 11/5/2001 - US support to continue
Officials of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) asserted that the war in Afghanistan will not have a negative impact on Egypt-US economic relations. Egypt-USA, Economics, 11/5/2001 - Egypt's ME denuclearization initiative by UN's COD
"The United Nations' Committee on disarmament (COD) approved two important draft resolutions on Nuclear Non-Proliferation in the Middle East and rendering the region free from nuclear weapons," said Egypt's permanent delegate to the UN ambassador Ahmed Abul-Gheit. Egypt-Israel, Politics, 11/5/2001 - L.E 40 billion to be allocated to modernize industry and production
Egyptian Minister of Planning and International Cooperation Ahmed el- Darsh stressed that the Egyptian government is fully aware of its commitments, especially as regards the Egyptian-European partnership. Egypt, Economics, 11/5/2001 - Government pledged to confront joblessness
Egyptian Prime Minister Atef Ebeid said the government prepares and enforces clear-cut programmes to end the joblessness. Egypt, Economics, 11/5/2001 - Cleopatra exhibition reaches Chicago from London
Cleopatra exhibition has finally reached the US to run until March 2002. Egypt, History, 11/5/2001 - The Sheikh of archaeology wins Best Book Award for 1999
Hassan Al-Basha is a leading generation archaeologist who enriched his field with his constant pursuit of novelty. He has been working in the area of history and archaeology since half a century. Egypt, People, 11/5/2001 - Nubia Museum receives Aga Khan prize
The Nubia Archaeological Museum at Aswan has won this year's Aga Khan prize in architecture. It was chosen from among 20 archaeological sites in the Arab and Islamic worlds which competed to receive the prize. Egypt, History, 11/5/2001 - Egypt participates in Barcelona process meetings
Egypt will take part in the two-day Barcelona process foreign ministers meetings, to kick off in Brussels on Monday. Egypt-Regional, Politics, 11/5/2001