Arabic News Weekly Edition for Jordan, 11/29/1999
Weekly Edition, Jordan - Week of November 29, 1999
- King Abdullah for resuming Middle East peace talks
King Abdullah II of Jordan has underlined the importance of resuming talks on the Syrian track at a time when the Japanese prime minister stressed Japan's backing for boosting the Middle East peace process. Jordan-Japan, Politics, 12/4/1999 - King Abdullah to visit China Jordan-China, Politics, 12/3/1999
- King Abdullah repeats his proposal to have Jerusalem a capital for two states
Jordan's King Abdullah II, who started on Tuesday a five-day visit to Japan, reiterated his proposal of having Jerusalem as two capitals, one for the Palestinians and the other for the Israelis. Jordan, Politics, 12/2/1999 - Religions conference vows to work for achieving coexistence
Some 1,000 religious figures vowed on Monday night to work together to achieve coexistence among the followers of religions in the world and strengthen the culture of peace during the coming millennium. Regional-Jordan, Religion, 12/1/1999 - Al-Rawabdeh renews rejection to mosques as political platforms Jordan, Politics, 12/1/1999
- Jordanian king calls for containing crisis between Muslims and Christians in al-Nasera Jordan-Israel, Politics, 11/30/1999
- King Abdullah, Saddam call for water prayers
King Abdullah II of Jordan was in the first row of the participants in prayers for rain in Amman, during which he met with the observer general of the Muslim Brothers group, Abdul Majid al-Zuneibat. The two exchanged a short friendly talk. Jordan-Iraq, Religion, 11/29/1999 - Jordanian girl lives with seven kidneys
A nine-year old Jordanian girl lives with seven kidneys, including four major, Al-Rai newspaper reports this Monday quoting physicians. Jordan, Local, 11/29/1999