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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Libya, 3/1/1999

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Weekly Edition, Libya - Week of March 1, 1999

  • Libyan - Egyptian summit today
    The works of the Libyan - Egyptian summit started today between Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Colonel Moammar Gaddafi, leader of the Libyan revolution. Egypt-Libya, Politics, 3/6/1999
  • Libya - Egypt meeting
    Sources in the Egyptian presidency said that Gaddafi will arrived at the two states' border on Friday morning. He will perform Friday prayers and spend the night in the coastal city of Marsa Matrouh before he heads to Cairo on Saturday. Libya, Politics, 3/5/1999
  • AL welcomes Libya's stand toward Lockerbie
    During the recently-held people's meeting held in Benghazi, Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gaddafi welcomed the Saudi - South African mediation effort in the Lockerbie crisis. Libya-UN, Politics, 3/4/1999
  • Gaddafi in Cairo on Friday
    Libyan sources in Cairo told ArabicNews.com today that Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi will visit Cairo on Friday for two days to fulfil the invitation made by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak. Libya-Egypt, Politics, 3/3/1999
  • Gaddafi: We are responding to mediation efforts
    Libyan leader Col. Moammar Gaddafi has made a clear response to the mediations and good offices exerted in order to reach a just solution to the Lockerbie question. Libya, Politics, 3/3/1999
  • Libya criticizes the US over human rights
    The Libyan official news agency, JANA, has strongly criticized the annual report prepared by the US State Department on human rights in the world, asserting that the US is that last one who has the right to talk about "human rights." Libya-USA, Politics, 3/2/1999
  • US-British deadline to Libya criticized by victims' families, Libya and Arab League
    Families of victims of the 1988 Lockerbie catastrophe criticized Saturday the US and British decision to give Libya 30 days to hand over two Libyan nationals, accused of masterminding the bombing of a Pan-Am plane over a Scottish village. Libya-Regional, Politics, 3/1/1999