Arabic News Weekly Edition for Egypt, 4/19/2004
Weekly Edition, Egypt - Week of April 19, 2004
- Fahmi: Economic integration with Africa through joint ventures Egypt-Nigeria, Politics, 4/24/2004
- St. Catherine Monastery Mosque
St. Catherine Monastery in South Sinai is the only monastery in the world to embrace a church and a mosque. Egypt, Local, 4/22/2004 - Mubarak phones Bahrain's king Egypt-Bahrain, Politics, 4/22/2004
- Sameh Fahmi: BP, Petronas willing to purchase Egyptian gas
Egypt's Petroleum Minister Sameh Fahmi said that the oil sector is currently studying proposals by the Malaysian Petronas in cooperation with the Egyptian oil and natural gas exploration company, Tharwa, to prospect for oil in the Mediterranean region. Egypt, Economics, 4/22/2004 - Restoring Ramesseum Temple
The Supreme Council for Antiquities (SCA) is working out a plan to restore the Ramesseum temple on the west bank in Luxor. Egypt, Local, 4/22/2004 - Study to abolish emergency law Egypt, Politics, 4/21/2004
- Shehab: Our institutions based on democracy, freedom of expression
"Our institutions are based on democracy, equal opportunities, and freedom of expression without discrimination on the grounds of religion or race." Egypt-Regional, Politics, 4/21/2004 - Ebeid chairs consumer protection, anti-monopoly law meeting Egypt, Economics, 4/21/2004
- Some L.E. 117 million loans for youth to establish small projects
The Social Fund for Development (SFD) allocated L.E.117 million as loans for youth to establish new small project for creating around 13.000 job opportunities. Egypt, Economics, 4/21/2004 - Mubarak to French TV: Retaining Jewish settlements in West Bank represents time bomb
In an interview with French 3 TV channel, Mubarak said the Palestinians would not tolerate these settlements, whose existence violates relevant UN Security Council resolutions. Egypt-Regional, Politics, 4/20/2004 - Archaeologists unearth 2200 year old Ptolemaic stele in Egypt
A team of German and Egyptian archaeologists working in the Nile Delta has unearthed quite a remarkable stele dating 2200 years back to Ptolemaic Egypt which bears an identical inscription in three written languages like the famed Rosetta Stone, according to DPA. Egypt, Local, 4/20/2004 - France ready to import Egyptian agricultural products
French Agricultural Minister Herve Gaymard said on Monday France is ready to import Egyptian agricultural products and export them to the other European markets. Egypt-France, Economics, 4/20/2004