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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Saudi Arabia, 8/16/1999

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Weekly Edition, Saudi Arabia - Week of August 16, 1999

  • Fifth conference of Saudi businessmen due in Riyadh in early November Saudi Arabia, Business, 8/21/1999
  • King Fahd's oldest son dies Saudi Arabia, People, 8/21/1999
  • Saudi cultural program in Belgium
    A Saudi Islamic cultural program is to be held at the end of August in Brussels, the capital of Belgium, organized by the Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs under the patronage of Saudi Minister of State Abdul Aziz Bin Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz al-Saud. Saudi Arabia-Belgium, Culture, 8/20/1999
  • Saudi Arabia sends aid to those harmed by Turkish earthquake
    Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullah Bin Abdul Aziz orede that two planes carrying foodstuffs, tents, dates and medicines be prepared to be sent to Turkey. Saudi Arabia-Turkey, Economics, 8/19/1999
  • Saudi Arabia grants Sudan $375 million
    The government of Saudi Arabia has offered Sudan a grant of $ 375 million (100 million Saudi riyals) to boost its water, educational and health services. Saudi Arabia-Sudan, Economics, 8/18/1999
  • Saudi delegation visits Uzbekistan
    Saudi Minister of Trade Usama Jafar Faqih headed today to Uzbekistan heading a delegation to attend the meetings of the joint Saudi - Uzbekistani committee in its first session. Saudi Arabia-Uzbekistan, Politics, 8/17/1999
  • Saudi - Egyptian committee next month to include political cooperations
    The joint committee for bilateral cooperation between Egypt and Saudi Arabia is due to hold its meetings in Cairo during September under the chairmanship of Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisel and his Egyptian counterpart, Amr Moussa. Saudi Arabia-Egypt, Politics, 8/16/1999
  • Moroccan prince hands message to Saudi King
    Prince Moulay Rachid, younger brother of King Mohammed VI, on Sunday handed King Fahd Ibn Abdelaziz of Saudi Arabia, who is currently in the Spanish southern sea resort of Marbella, a message from King Mohammed VI. Morocco-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 8/16/1999