Arabic News Weekly Edition for Local, 11/5/2001
Weekly Edition, Local - Week of November 5, 2001
- Mrs. Mubarak, to addresses extraordinary Women's Summit in Cairo
Egypt's First Lady Suzanne Mubarak, chairperson of the Arab Women's summit, will deliver a speech at the inaugural session of the extraordinary Arab Women's meeting and another at the concluding session next Monday. Regional, Culture, 11/5/2001 - Cleopatra exhibition reaches Chicago from London
Cleopatra exhibition has finally reached the US to run until March 2002. Egypt, History, 11/5/2001 - A new dynasty, a new art
Salah Al-Din Youssef Ibn Ayyub, Saladin to Western historians, the military commander who retook Jerusalem in the name of Islam in 1187 AD after nearly a century of Crusader rule, has lent his name to The Orient of Saladin: Regional, History, 11/5/2001 - The Sheikh of archaeology wins Best Book Award for 1999
Hassan Al-Basha is a leading generation archaeologist who enriched his field with his constant pursuit of novelty. He has been working in the area of history and archaeology since half a century. Egypt, People, 11/5/2001 - Nubia Museum receives Aga Khan prize
The Nubia Archaeological Museum at Aswan has won this year's Aga Khan prize in architecture. It was chosen from among 20 archaeological sites in the Arab and Islamic worlds which competed to receive the prize. Egypt, History, 11/5/2001