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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Egypt, 11/26/2001

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Weekly Edition, Egypt - Week of November 26, 2001

  • Egypt, Libya Summit dealt with different vital issues
    The summit which was held between President Hosni Mubarak and Libyan counterpart Muammar Gaddafi came within the context of regular meetings between the two Arab leaders to discuss regional and international development, Egypt's Ambassador to Libya Hani Khalaf said Monday. Libya-Egypt, Politics, 11/26/2001
  • Israel's criminal acts are a challenge to US policy
    President Mubarak and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat discussed Sunday the deteriorating situation in the Palestinian lands in light of the Israeli killing of five Palestinian children and the assassination of a Hamas activist, said Foreign Minister Ahmed Maher. Palestine-Egypt, Politics, 11/26/2001
  • Stage being set for Egyptian -Syrian summit
    An Egyptian official said arrangements are under way to hold an Egyptian -Syrian summit, whose date has yet to be set. Egypt-Regional, Politics, 11/26/2001
  • Egypt and Pakistan urge against forcing foreign agenda on Afghans
    Egypt and Pakistan agreed on the necessity of ending the current military campaign in Afghanistan as soon as possible and avoiding the imposition of any foreign formula on Afghans, said an Egyptian diplomat. Egypt-Pakistan, Politics, 11/26/2001
  • Muslims, Christians live in harmony
    Muslims and Christians live in Egypt in full harmony pinning the same hopes, and suffering the same pains, said grand imam of al-Azhar, Mohammed Sayed Tantawi. Egypt, Religion, 11/26/2001
  • Egypt's private sector obtains $ 200 mln to overcome current crisis
    An official at the U.S. development agency said on Sunday that private sector in Egypt has recently obtained 200 million U.S. as a loan to cope with repercussions of the crisis caused by the September 11th attack on the U.S. and consequences of war against terrorism. Egypt-USA, Economics, 11/26/2001