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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Saudi Arabia, 6/13/2005

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Weekly Edition, Saudi Arabia - Week of June 13, 2005

  • Prince Nayef discloses investigations into al-Qaida burning three copters in al-Qasim
    Al-Qaida organization in the Arab peninsula claimed responsibility for what it called an operation to burning three helicopters in al-Qasim airport in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in May. Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/17/2005
  • Saudi Arabia confirms discussing border disputes with UAE
    The Saudi minister of the interior Prince Nayef Bin Abdul Aziz said he had discussed in Abu Dhabi the issue of the border between Saudi Arabia and the UAE, denying the existence of any differences between the two states. Saudi Arabia-United Arab Emirates, Politics, 6/16/2005
  • UAE- Saudi talks to discuss border differences issue
    United Arab Emirates and Saudi officials on Tuesday held talks in Abu Dhabi over the border disputes between the two sides and the sharing of oil revenues on their joint borders. United Arab Emirates-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/15/2005
  • Mubarak receives a message from Crown Prince Abdullah
    He denied that there was disagreement between Saudi Arabia and Yemen adding Saudi Arabia did-not call for Egypt's mediation in this affair. Prince Al Faisal said the health of King Fahd Bin Abdel Aziz was satisfactory adding he would be discharged from the hospital in the upcoming few days. Egypt-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/15/2005
  • Al-Thawra: Syrian-Saudi lighting devices factory project
    The Syrian Company for Electricity and Communication ( SyriaNet) said an offer by an advanced Saudi Arabian company has been under study to build a joint factory with SyriaNet for lighting devices in Syria. Syria-Saudi Arabia, Economics, 6/15/2005
  • Mubarak receives Saudi FM today Egypt-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/14/2005
  • On Saudi Arabia's collaboration with Atomic Energy
    Despite the fact that Saudi Arabia is considered one of the major countries in the Middle East and that it has only one program for nuclear research and does not constitute a danger for the dissemination of nuclear weapons, there are fears that Riyadh will choose if a crisis erupts in the region, to buy technology that allows the production of a nuclear bomb Saudi Arabia-UN, Politics, 6/14/2005
  • Saudi king's health improving
    A high ranking Saudi official said that the health condition of the Saudi Arabian king Fahd Bin Abdul Aziz is improving, two weeks after being admitted to hospital. Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/14/2005
  • Qatar deprives 5,000 of their nationality
    Government officials said on Sunday that Qatar deprived some 5,000 persons of their Qatari nationality, most of them carry dual Qatari and Saudi nationalities. Qatar-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/13/2005
  • Saudi Arabia's human traficking report
    Saudi Arabia is a destination for men and women from South and East Asia and East Africa trafficked for the purpose of labor exploitation, and for children from Yemen, Afghanistan, and Africa trafficking for forced begging Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/13/2005
  • Syrian-Saudi military relations revision Syria-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/13/2005
  • Abdullah, Chirac discuss regional developments Saudi Arabia-France, Politics, 6/13/2005