Arabic News Weekly Edition for Libya, 10/9/2000
Weekly Edition, Libya - Week of October 9, 2000
- Qaddafi winds up visit to al-Riyadh Libyan president Saudi Arabia-Libya, Politics, 10/14/2000
- 8500 Sudanese want to come back from Libya
The number of the Sudanese seeking to return home from Libya has increased following the bloody events in Zawia village. Their numbers reached 8500 persons. The authorities began to expatriate them by land and air to Khartoum and other cities when they assembled in special camps in Libya fearing from being assaulted. Sudan-Libya, Politics, 10/13/2000 - Qaddafi held talks with King Fahd, crown prince Abdullah
In the fourth station of his Arab tour which covered Egypt, Jordan, and Syria, the Libyan President Muammar al-Qaddafi held on Wednesday talks with King Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud and the Crown Prince Abdullah. The talks centered on the current tension in the Middle East, especially the continued aggressions made by the Israeli army against the Palestinian people and the question of the Arab summit due to be held by the end of October. Saudi Arabia-Libya, Politics, 10/12/2000 - Another 255 Sudanese flee from Libya
A new shift of Sudanese workers arrived on Wednesday in al-Khartoum fleeing acts of violence imposed on the Africans in Libya since one month. Libya-Sudan, Politics, 10/12/2000 - A message from Qaddafi to Sheikh Hamad Bin Khaleifa Qatar-Libya, Politics, 10/10/2000
- Libyan leader to visit Saudi Arabia tuesday
Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi will pay an official visit to Saudi Arabia Tuesday, the Saudi press agency "SPA" said. Libya-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 10/9/2000 - Some 96 Sudanese fled from Libya
The paper quoted eye-witnesses that so many Sudanese were " killed or expelled" following confrontation with Libyans in al-Zaweyah and al-Zahra towns in the West and that complete families resorted to the Sudanese embassy in Tripoli or to Libyan camps. Libya-Sudan, Politics, 10/9/2000