Arabic News Weekly Edition for Libya, 6/29/1998
Weekly Edition, Libya - Week of June 29, 1998
- Libya gets Moroccan support on embargo lifting
Moroccan prime minister Abderrahman Youssoufi renewed Morocco's solidarity with Libya regarding the international embargo enforced on Libya. Libya-Libya, Politics, 7/4/1998 - UN Council extends Libya sanctions
The security council extended Thursday sanctions enforced against Libya for its refusal to surrender suspects in the bombing of a Pan Am airliner over Lockerbie, Scotland in 1988, killing 270 people. Libya-UN, Politics, 7/3/1998 - Morocco and Libya sign a series of cooperation accords
Morocco and Libya signed here Thursday a series of cooperation accords in industry, trade, tourism and agriculture at the end of the 3rd session of their joint high cooperation commission. Libya-Morocco, Politics, 7/3/1998 - Moroccan - Libyan joint high cooperation commission meets
He also deplored the exclusion of Libya from the Euro-Mediterranean partnership and renewed Morocco's call for the integration of Libya in the Euro-Mediterranean process. Morocco-Libya, Politics, 7/2/1998 - King Hassan II Receives Libyan Prime Minister Morocco-Libya, Politics, 7/2/1998
- Message from Ugandan president to Gaddafi Libya-Uganda, Politics, 7/1/1998
- Libyan PM arrives in Morocco for joint high commission meeting
Libyan Prime Minister Mohamed Ahmed Al-Mankouch, arrived Tuesday in Rabat to take part in the third session of Moroccan-Libyan high cooperation commission to convene this week in Morocco. Libya-Morocco, Economics, 7/1/1998 - Preparatory meeting for joint high commission between Morocco-Libya
The joint commission, set up in 1990, explores ways of boosting partnership between the two Maghreban countries in various industrial and commercial sectors. Libya-Morocco, Economics, 6/30/1998 - King Hassan II Receives Libyan Envoy Morocco-Libya, Politics, 6/30/1998
- Libyan - Kenyan relations highlighted
The Kenyan President praised decisions approved by the recent African summit in which the African countries announced deliberate rejection of the sanctions imposed on Libya as from September first if the US and Britain do not positively respond to proposed initiatives to settle Lockerbie crisis. Libya-Tunisia-Kenya, Politics, 6/29/1998