Arabic News Weekly Edition for United Arab Emirates, 3/5/2001
Weekly Edition, United Arab Emirates - Week of March 5, 2001
- United Arab Emirates human rights record
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a federation of seven emirates established in 1971. None has any democratically elected institutions or political parties. Traditional rule in the emirates generally has been patriarchal, with political allegiance defined in terms of loyalty to the tribal leaders. United Arab Emirates, Culture, 3/9/2001 - A free trade zone between UAE, Morocco
The United Arab Emirates and Morocco have signed a minute of meetings of the experts committee relating to the establishment of a free trade agreement between the two states. United Arab Emirates-Morocco, Economics, 3/7/2001 - UAE crown prince meets US state official United Arab Emirates-USA, Politics, 3/5/2001
- Heir apparent of Dubai dedicates Moroccan pavilion at Dubai shopping festival United Arab Emirates-Morocco, Economics, 3/5/2001
- King Mohammed back in Morocco after visit to India and UAE
According to the UAE economy and trade minister, Sheikh Fahim Ben Soltane Al Qassimi, Moroccan and UAE products will enjoy a total exemption on customs duties while the UAE will be marketing Moroccan goods in the local market, in Pakistan and India. Morocco-United Arab Emirates, Politics, 3/5/2001
