Arabic News Weekly Edition for Libya, 1/7/2002
Weekly Edition, Libya - Week of January 7, 2002
- Qaddafi and the Arab summit
Libyan president Muammar al-Qaddafi has stated that Lebanon is the side which does not want to host the forthcoming Arab summit adding that this seems likely from calls by its ( Lebanon ) legislative establishments to postpone this summit. Libya-Regional, Politics, 1/12/2002 - On al-Qaddafi participation in the Arab summit Libya-Regional, Politics, 1/10/2002
- Al-Qaddafi, Chad's counterpart highlight new development in Chad Libya-Chad, Politics, 1/9/2002
- Al- Tureiki talks on the telephone with Arab League chief on summit Libya-Regional, Politics, 1/9/2002
- Libya and Beirut's summit
The London- based al-Hayat daily said in its Tuesday's issue that Syria has strongly joined the line of dealing with the consequences which pushed Libya forward to propose transferring the Arab summit which will be held in Beirut in March 2002. Libya-Syria, Politics, 1/9/2002 - Moussa: convening the summit in March depends of Arab states answers to Arab League memorandum
The secretary general of the Arab League (AL) Amr Moussa has stressed that convening the periodical Arab summit in Beirut by the end of March depends on the response of the Arab states to the memorandum sent by the Arab League general secretariat to these states. Libya-Regional, Politics, 1/9/2002 - Al-Qaddafi, Hamad review ME developments Libya-Qatar, Politics, 1/8/2002
- Syrian source welcomes the convening of the Arab summit in Lebanon
The Monte Carlo radio correspondent in Damascus quoted Syrian sources as saying that Syria has repeated its welcome to convening the Arab summit in Beirut in March as implied in the statements recently made by the Syrian foreign minister Farouk al-Shara. Syria-Libya, Politics, 1/7/2002 - Libya withdrew consent to convene the Arab summit in Beirut
The Lebanese paper " al-Kifah al-Arabi" said in its Saturday issue that the secretariat of the Libyan African unity has informed the secretary general of the Arab league officially to draw back its consent to convene the next Arab summit in Beirut and asked for holding it in another Arab country. Lebanon-Libya, Politics, 1/7/2002 - Efforts to deal with al-Sader issue
The Lebanese minister of culture Dr. Ghassan Salamah has unveiled efforts made by Syria, Iran and Lebanon and other sides to deal with the question of Imam Mousa al - Sader. Lebanon-Libya, Politics, 1/7/2002