Arabic News Weekly Edition for Saudi Arabia, 6/27/2005
Weekly Edition, Saudi Arabia - Week of June 27, 2005
- Libya accuses Saudi Arabia of organizing opposition conference in London Libya-Saudi Arabia, Politics, 7/2/2005
- Wanted Saudi hands over himself
The Saudi ministry of the interior said that one wanted person, out of the 36 most-wanted list of suspects in acts of violence in the country, surrendered himself in Lebanon, and arrived on Friday in Riyadh, to be the first who surrendered himself from the list. Saudi Arabia, Local, 7/2/2005 - Saudi Arabia protests a bridge linking between UAE, Qatar
Saudi mass media said that the kingdom of Saudi Arabia will complain before Qatar and the United Arab Emirates over a project to build a bridge linking the two states on the ground it passes over its territorial waters. Saudi Arabia-Gulf, Politics, 6/30/2005 - King Fahd is in a stable health condition Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/30/2005
- Moroccan among wanted terrorism suspects in Saudi Arabia
Moroccan Younes Mohamed Ibrahim Hiyari appears in a list issued by Saudi authorities on 36 suspected terrorists believed to be linked to a series of terror attacks across the country. Saudi Arabia-Morocco, Local, 6/30/2005 - Saudi Arabia announces a new list of 36 wanted Islamists
Riyadh has announced a new list for Islamists wanted for links to what is called terrorism, including more than 36 wanted persons. Saudi Arabia, Politics, 6/29/2005 - Saudi sources deny resignation of Prince Bandar
Saudi Arabian officials announced on Monday that Prince Bander Bin Sultan, the Saudi ambassador to the US, remains in his post and will return back to work by the end of August. This was in reaction to reports that talked about his resignation. Saudi Arabia-USA, Politics, 6/28/2005 - Saudi company for electricity borrows one billion dollars
The Saudi Company For Electricity said that it signed on Monday a loan contract at a value of 3.5 billion Saudi riyals ( approximately one billion dollars) with Saudi and Gulf banks in order to finance capital spending. Saudi Arabia, Business, 6/28/2005