Arabic News Weekly Edition for Morocco, 3/2/1998
Weekly Edition, Morocco - Week of March 2, 1998
- Moroccan party against Israel's participation in Mediterranean trade meeting Morocco-Israel, Politics, 3/7/1998
- Moroccan PM calls for better Algeria relations
Moroccan Prime Minister Abdul Rahman El-Youssefi confirmed the importance of solidarity between Morocco and Algeria, expressing his hope that the countries would establish close bilateral relations. Morocco-Algeria, Politics, 3/6/1998 - Electricity cooperation between Morocco and Spain
The Moroccan bureau for electricity and the Spanish company Endia have signed an agreement to establish a station to generate electricity at a production capacity of 400 megawatts in the Tahdaret region of northern Morocco at a cost of $500 million. Morocco, Business, 3/5/1998 - King Hassan II: Israeli intransigence will end sooner or later
King Hassan II of Morocco today said the policy of intransigence pursued by the Israeli government will come to an end sooner or later due to its violations of international law and defiance to the international community. Morocco-Israel, Politics, 3/4/1998 - Morocco burns six tons of Cocaine
Moroccan security forces burned six tons of cocaine in a cement factory. The case began in July 1997, when the crew of the Colombian ship Duanas, sailing toward Spain, threw the drugs overboard. Morocco, Local, 3/3/1998