Syria
January 20, 2004
Oman's Sultan Qaboos bin Said has issued Royal Decree No. 10/2004 appointing advisor at the Royal Office. Article one of the Decree appointed Major-Ge
Lebanese President Emil Lahoud on Monday stressed the importance of coordination between Syria and Lebanon in all fields. During a meeting with Chief
Beshara: I didn't deliver any letters to the Syrians and I don't advise them to accept any mediation with Sharon's government
The Israeli military on Tuesday destroyed 30 homes and the remains of a mosque in a Gaza Strip refugee camp on the Egyptian border, according to Pales
Scenarist Faisal Nada has nominated Lebanese singer Haifa Wahbi for the leading role in the upcoming comedy television series “Hub Sakhin Jidan” (Real Hot Romance) alongside prominent Syrian actor Dur
The Export-Import Bank of India has extended a Line of Credit of $50 million to the Government of Sudan, to support India's export of equipment, goods and services to that country.
January 19, 2004
On Monday, US soldiers killed two Yemeni nationals and a Syrian who reportedly "opened fire" on them during a raid on a Baghdad house.
Israel's ambassador to Sweden, Tzvi Mazel, confirmed Monday that the owner of the building which currently houses the Stockholm embassy has asked the
Lattakia Governor Zahid Hajj Moussa met Sunday a delegation of the French Trevaleur Co., led by the Director of the solid waste treatment project in S
Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad has rejected the notion his country has become "isolated" following the recent US threats and the Iranian and Libya
Despite the United State’s tough economic sanction campaign against Syria, officials are suggesting that investigations implicating the Arab state in terrorist funding schemes have been abandoned in o
Saudi Arabia’s Al-Watania Poultry has earned the Safe Quality Food (SQF) 2000 Certification after meeting the control measures of a system called Hazards Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP). Ori
The opening of the Initial Public Offering of Amlak Finance has been met with an overwhelming positive response with investors queuing up at the receiving banks ahead of the opening hours of the first
January 18, 2004
Prince Saud Al-Faisal, the Saudi Foreign Minister, who on Sunday was on an official visit to Cairo, said that he handed a letter from Crown Prince Abd
Ousted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein should not face the death penalty and must be tried by a tribunal of Iraqis and international specialists, the head