Arabic News Weekly Edition for Saudi Arabia, 9/3/2001
Weekly Edition, Saudi Arabia - Week of September 3, 2001
- On the Iraqi refugees in Saudi Arabia camp
The Iraqi government today called on the Saudi authorities to encourage the Iraqi refugees at Rafha camp in Saudi Arabia to return back to their country and c-operate with the UNHCR to achieve this objective. Iraq-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 9/8/2001 - Saudi Arabia arrests commodities of Israeli source
The Saudi ministry of commerce has recently arrested a shipment of " Carrot meals " coming to Saudi from Israel via Poland, according to the Saudi daily al-Riyadh in its Thursday's issue. The paper added that the arrested amount of " carrot- meals" is in 325 barrels with each barrel weight 200 Kg coming from Poland. Saudi Arabia-Israel, Economics, 9/7/2001 - Lahoud gets a message from King Fahd, crown prince Abdullah
The Lebanese President Emil Lahoud informed the Saudi foreign minister Lebanon's support to the efforts made by Saudi Arabia in order to crystallize the Arab support for the Palestinians and to lift the repressions imposed on them. Lebanon-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 9/6/2001 - Al-Assad gets a message from King Fahd, crown prince Abdullah
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad at the Damascus al-Shaab palace on Tuesday received the Saudi foreign minister prince Saud al-Faisal and the director of the western department at the Saudi foreign ministry Khaled al-Jandan. Syria-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 9/5/2001 - King Fahd appoints prince Nawaf as chairman for the intelligence
Saud Arabia's King Fahd on Friday exempted in a decree the chairman of the Saudi intelligence prince Turkey al-Faisal who has been assuming this post since several years from his post. Saudi Arabia, Politics, 9/3/2001 - One Saudi donates $ 6 million to the Palestinian Intifada
The Islamic Bank for development has announced it had received a donation from a man of " good deeds" at a value of $ 6 million in support of the steadfastness of the Palestinian people. Saudi Arabia-Palestine, Politics, 9/3/2001
