Arabic News Weekly Edition for Morocco, 2/16/1998
Weekly Edition, Morocco - Week of February 16, 1998
- Morocco: We're number one in the world in phosphates
Revenues from the bureau's phosphate exports reached $1.5 billion, and he's expecting that these revenues will rise to $2 billion by the year 2000. Morocco, Business, 2/20/1998 - Continuation of preparation for Western Sahara referendum
The UN secretary-general's special envoy to the Western Sahara, ambassador Charles Dunbar, said after meeting King Hassan II of Morocco that the monarch showed his country's complete readiness to cooperate with him. Morocco-West Sahara, Politics, 2/20/1998 - Moroccan labor unions condemn terrorism in Algeria
Representatives of Moroccan labor unions denounced the terrorist actions committed by the terrorist groups against innocent civilians in Algeria. Algeria-Morocco, Politics, 2/19/1998 - Moroccan prime minister: New government will form in March
Moroccan Prime Minister Abdel Rahman El-Yousefi, who is authorized to form the new government, praised Moroccan - Egyptian relations. Morocco, Politics, 2/19/1998 - Suggested names for opposition candidates in Morocco
Public and political circles in Morocco are considering the names of political candidates for the government. Morocco, Politics, 2/18/1998 - Security cooperation between Morocco and Italy
The discussions cover security issues affecting Mediterranean countries' interests, which include combating illegal immigration, fighting crime, confronting smuggling, and other issues such as methods of activating the signed agreements between Morocco and Italy within this frame. Morocco, Politics, 2/16/1998