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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Jordan, 10/2/2000

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Weekly Edition, Jordan - Week of October 2, 2000

  • Saudi Arabia calls for inaugurating an opening on the borders with Iraq
    Saudi Arabia has called on the UN to open the "Jdedat Arar" opening so as to allow Saudi commodities to pass to Iraq in line with the oil-for-food program and UN resolution 986. Therefore this will be the fifth crossing opened for the passage of commodities to Iraq. The other four opening are through Jordan, Turkey, Syria and Um Qaser. Jordan-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 10/7/2000
  • Jordan, Austria for agricultural investment projects Jordan-Austria, Agriculture, 10/6/2000
  • British - Australian oil exploration in Jordan
    The Jordanian natural resources authority and a coalition from the British company Star Petroleum and the Australian Black Rock signed an understanding note for drilling for petroleum in he northern heights area of Jordan. Jordan, Economics, 10/6/2000
  • Abdullah, al-Assad hold telephone talks
    King Abdullah II of Jordan on Wednesday received a telephone call from Syrian President Bashar al-Assad during which the two leaders discussed recent developments in the Palestinian lands in light of the provocative acts and Israeli aggressions against the Palestinian people and its impact on the future conditions in the region. Jordan-Syria, Politics, 10/5/2000
  • Jordanian King confers with al-Qaddafi
    Talks between King Abdullah II of Jordan and the Libyan President Muammar al-Qaddafi started on Wednesday at al-Aqaba city on the Red sea coast, in a bilateral meeting during which the two leaders discussed current Arab conditions and the need of revitalizing joint Arab action and backing Arab solidarity. Jordan-Libya, Politics, 10/5/2000
  • Protest demonstrations in Jordan for al-Aqsa massacre
    Protest marches continued for the fifth successive day in Jordan to express solidarity with the Palestinian people in confronting the Israeli soldiers as 700 of the angry demonstrators tried to reach the Israeli embassy when they split from a speech festival in the union assembly that comprised more than 2,000 persons. Jordan-Palestine, Politics, 10/5/2000
  • Libyan president due in Jordan wednesday
    Libyan President Muammar Al-Qaddafi is due to arrive in Amman Wednesday on a three-day visit, the second since 1983, at an invitation by Jordan's King Abdullah II. Jordan-Libya, Politics, 10/4/2000
  • King Abdullah confers with Arafat Palestine-Jordan, Politics, 10/3/2000
  • President al-Assad is expected to visit Amman
    The Jordanian weekly al-Majd issued on Monday said that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will shortly visit each of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Yemen, Lebanon and Iran. Syria-Jordan, Politics, 10/3/2000
  • Jordanian cabinet warned against the Israeli aggressions against Palestinians Jordan-Palestine, Politics, 10/3/2000
  • Jordanian King to visit the USA Jordan-USA, Economics, 10/3/2000
  • Peres peace institute gives donation to Jordanian computer company
    The Lebanese magazine al-Sheraa has stressed that the Israeli " Peres Institute for peace" approved a sum of US $ 1.5 million in support of the Jordanian computer company which was recently opened in Amman. Jordan-Israel, Economics, 10/2/2000