Arabic News Weekly Edition for Jordan, 1/31/2000
Weekly Edition, Jordan - Week of January 31, 2000
- Meetings of the Egyptian - Jordanian committee - next week
Cairo will host on 16th and 17th of current February meetings of the 16th session for the supreme Egyptian - Jordanian committee under the chairmanship of Egyptian prime minister Atef Ebeid and his Jordanian counterpart Abd El-Raouf El-Rawabdah in the attendance of large number of officials and the concerned ministers. Egypt-Jordan, Economics, 2/5/2000 - King Abdullah gets ready to visit Israel Jordan-Israel, Politics, 2/4/2000
- Syrian prime minister confers with Jordanian agriculture minister Syria-Jordan, Economics, 2/4/2000
- D'Alema to visit Syria and Jordan on February 21 Syria-Jordan-Italy, Politics, 2/4/2000
- Jordanian king confers with Mexican deputy FM Jordan-Mexico, Politics, 2/3/2000
- King Abdullah and the Middle East peace process
King Abdullah II of Jordan on Wednesday in Amman said he is determined to work to create a positive atmosphere between Syria and Israel in order to resume peace negotiations. Jordan-Regional, Politics, 2/3/2000 - Woman appointed as boss of Jordanian radio
The Jordanian Cabinet on Wednesday appointed Feryal al-Zamakhashari as chairperson of the Jordanian radio. She is the second Jordanian woman to be appointed within less than one year to chair an official media department. Jordan, Politics, 2/3/2000 - Israeli energy delegation to visit Jordan Jordan-Israel, Economics, 2/1/2000
- Italian, German officials to visit Jordan
It was announced in Amman on Monday that the Italian prime minister will visit Jordan by the end of February for three days in the course of his tour of several countries in the region. Jordan-Italy, Politics, 2/1/2000 - King Abdullah to receive Barak in Amman next week
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak is scheduled to make a one-day official visit to Jordan, during which he will be received by King Abdullah II of Jordan. Jordan-Israel, Politics, 1/31/2000 - King Abdullah: We young Arab leaders are the generation of globalization, understand its challenges
Jordanian King Abdullah II said his country is not thinking of a regional confederation, having it together with Syria, Lebanon and the future Palestinian state. Jordan, Politics, 1/31/2000