Egypt
April 23, 2003
Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi will visit Egypt, Saudi Arabia and other countries in June to discuss reconstruction of Iraq and the Middle
Secretary General of Lebanese Hizbullah Hassan Nasrallah said on Tuesday that the arrival of hundreds of thousands of Shiite pilgrims to Karbala this
Washington welcomed on Wednesday an agreement on a Palestinian Cabinet and said it looked forward working with Israel and the Palestinian prime minist
President Bush said on Tuesday he has no current plans for another war and played down Shi'ite demands for an Islamic state in Iraq, according to exce
Egyptian singer Shabaan Abdul Rahim announced that he has discovered the whereabouts of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussain and intends on revealing it in his upcoming song “Saddam Oh Saddam”
The sudden disappearance of Egyptian actress Summaya Al Khashab created numerous rumors to come out that stated she has resigned from acting and gotten married
A copy of the music video "Ana Aish" (I'm Alive) from Amr Diab's latest album "Alim Albi Al Gharam" (Teach My Heart to Love), was released in full over the Internet to satisfy anxious fans who were w
Orascom Telecom Algeria launched its service in February 2002 and managed to command 70 percent of the market after less than 10 months of operations. Algérie Télécom, the government owned incumbent,
The Dubai Police in coordination with the Arabian Anti-Piracy Alliance (AAA) recently raided a reseller in the emirate for illegally downloading software, and arrested two persons in this connection.
Acer Computer Middle East recorded a 150 percent revenues increase in the first quarter of 2003. Strong sales were driven by Acer's Jebel Ali-based operations and increasing demand from countries in t
<b>Date:</b> Apr 20 - Apr 23, 2003 <b>Location:</b> Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, UAE <b>Specifics:</b> Since its inception in 1996, the Agri-Business Expo Middle East has established itself v
<b>Date:</b> Apr 20 - Apr 23, 2003 <b>Location:</b> Dubai World Trade Centre, Dubai, UAE <b>Specifics:</b> Since its inception in 1996, the Agri-Business Expo Middle East has established itself v
April 22, 2003
Chief United Nations weapons inspector Hans Blix on Tuesday questioned the intelligence used by the United States and Britain to justify attacking Ira
Close contacts to Lebanese singer Katia Harb have revealed that the singer has received an offer to present a new show for the coming month of Ramadan (Muslim fasting month)
Moroccan singer Samira Said had expressed that she feels Arab singers should put an end to the series of songs being sung for the sake of Iraq and the US invasion