Arabic News Weekly Edition for Sudan, 12/4/2000
Weekly Edition, Sudan - Week of December 4, 2000
- Sudan, Eritrea normalize bilateral relations Sudan-Eritrea, Politics, 12/9/2000
- Malaysia gives backing to Sudan
Sudan's minister of industry and investment Abdul Halim Israel al-Mutafi announced on Monday said that Malaysia will offer an aid of US $ 700 million in order to build a project of generating electricity from waters and a dam on the Nile river. Sudan-Malaysia, Economics, 12/9/2000 - 20 persons killed in attack on mosque in Sudan
The Sudanese TV announced on Friday that some 20 persons were killed in attack took place on Friday evening against a mosque in the outskirts of al-Khartoum. Sudan, Local, 12/9/2000 - Malaysia plans to build hydro-electricity project in Sudan
Malaysia's participation in Sudan's economy is expected to expand with plans to build a major hydro-electricity project in the vast north African country Sudan-Malaysia, Economics, 12/8/2000 - Al-Bashir the first Arab president to visit Iraq
Iraqi sources expected that more than one Arab President and leader to visit Iraq, noting that there are actual contacts that are being made with several Arab states for that purpose. Iraq-Sudan, Politics, 12/7/2000 - Sudan accusations again US; Human rights reports
Sudan's foreign relations minister Mustafa Othman Ismael has accused the US of plans to recruit Sudanese children in the lines of the US mariners. Sudan-USA, Politics, 12/7/2000 - Sudan and the Inter- Parliamentary Union
The chairman of the Sudanese elections commission Abdul Menem al-Zein Nahas has stressed that the International parliamentary Federation has promised to lift freezing Sudan's membership, immediately after the election of the new national council during this month. Sudan, Politics, 12/7/2000 - On releasing arbitrarily held detainees in Sudan
Lawyer al-Tayeb Haroun said on Tuesday that the Sudanese authorities have released several detainees with further effort to release the others left as a result of prolonged detention. Sudan, Politics, 12/6/2000 - Sudan forms a fact finding commission
The Sudanese foreign ministry has formed a fact finding commission to investigate over what was recently stated that the US has evacuated into the US a great number of Sudanese children, who were kidnapped by the rebel movement led by John Garang. Sudan-USA, Politics, 12/5/2000 - Relief flights to Sudan continue
The Humanitarian aid organization in Sudan has stressed the continued flow of air relief flights to all damaged areas in Southern Sudan. Sudan, Local, 12/4/2000 - Sudanese official denies Eritrea's build up Sudan-Eritrea, Politics, 12/4/2000