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Arabic News Weekly Edition for Syria, 7/30/2001

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Weekly Edition, Syria - Week of July 30, 2001

  • Naser describes her visit to Turkey as positive
    The Syrian deputy foreig miniser Mrs Siba Nasser has stressed that the talks she held in Ankara with Turkish officials were useful and good. Syria-Turkey, Politics, 8/4/2001
  • Turkish foreign minister to visit Syria very soon
    Diplomatic sources have expected that the Turkish foreign minister Ismael Cim will visit Syria shortly to sign a Syrian- Turkish statement including the basic principles for the coming phase of the relations between the two countries. Syria-Turkey, Politics, 8/4/2001
  • Japan's deputy foreign minister in Damascus Syria-Japan, Politics, 8/4/2001
  • On Seif's Forum
    In a statement to the Kuwaiti daily al-Rai al-Am issued on Tuesday, member of the Syrian parliament Riad Seif said that he was not green-lighted by any one for the return back of the national dialogue forum to resume natural activities. Syria, Politics, 8/3/2001
  • On cabinet reshuffle in Syria
    Well-informed Syrian sources expected a ministerial reshuffle within two weeks, noting that this reshuffle will target most of old ministers in the government of Muhammad Mustafa Miro. Syria, Politics, 8/2/2001
  • On relations between Syria and Turkey
    The Turkish daily Joumhoreyat said on Wednesday that the current visit made by the Syrian deputy foreign minister Mrs. Siba Nasser to Ankara will pave the way for the visit of the Turkish foreign minister Ismael Cim to Damascus and the visit of the " young" Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to Ankara. Syria-Turkey, Politics, 8/2/2001
  • A Syrian- Cypriot friendship parliamentary society Syria-Cyprus, Politics, 7/31/2001
  • A transfer for the Hamas office Syria-Regional, Politics, 7/31/2001
  • Japan's deputy foreign minister in Damascus on Saturday
    Japan's deputy foreign minister will arrive in Damascus on August 4 in a visit to Syria which will last for two days. Syria-Japan, Politics, 7/31/2001