Arabic News Weekly Edition for Qatar, 5/29/2000
Weekly Edition, Qatar - Week of May 29, 2000
- Kuwait's foreign minister gets a message from Qatar counterpart Kuwait-Qatar, Politics, 6/1/2000
- Minister of endowments and Islamic Affairs of Qatar meets Moroccan Premier
Morocoo's Minister of endowments and Islamic Affairs of Qatar, Ahmed Abdellah Al Marri, currently on a visit to Morocco, had talks here Wednesday with Moroccan Prime minister, Abderrahmane Youssoufi on issues of mutual interest. Morocco-Qatar, Politics, 6/1/2000 - Morocco surprised by Qatar's decision not to vote for Morocco
Moroccan youth and sports minister, Ahmed Moussaoui, said Qatar's decision not to vote for the Moroccan candidacy to host the 2006 world soccer cup finals is "surprising." Morocco-Qatar, Sports, 6/1/2000 - Qatar starts its defense at International court for Justice over islands
The International Court for Justice in the Hague on Monday listened to hearing session over the border disputes between Qatar and Bahrain. Qatar-Bahrain, Politics, 6/1/2000 - Bahrain: we will not give up an inch of our lands
Bahrain's Prime Minister Sheikh Khaleifa Bin Salman al-Khaleifa announced on Tuesday that his country will not give up one inch of its lands, on the eve of the beginning of the sessions of the International court for Justice to consider the border disputes between his country and Qatar. Bahrain-Qatar, Politics, 5/31/2000 - Minister of endowment and Islamic affairs of Qatar meets Moroccan peer
Moroccan endowment and Islamic affairs, Abdelkebir Alaoui M'daghri, had talks in Rabat on Tuesday with visiting minister of endowment and Islamic affairs of Qatar, Ahmed Abdellah Al Marri on means of upgrading bilateral cooperation in the field of endowment and Islamic affairs. Morocco-Qatar, Religion, 5/31/2000 - Qatar denies morocco vote for world football 2006 cup Morocco-Qatar, Sports, 5/30/2000
- Court trial begins for border and islands sovereignty disputes between Qatar and Bahrain; Background
Hearings on the border and islands sovereignty disputes between Qatar and Bahrain opened on Monday at the principal judicial organ of the United Nations - the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at the Hague. Qatar-Bahrain, Politics, 5/29/2000