Morocco
July 9, 2003
Two more top Iraqi officials from the "US most wanted list" have been taken into custody.
July 7, 2003
The World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) recently held the second course for imams and other knowledge-seekers in the eastern town of Jinja in Uganda
Moroccan singer Samira Said has spent over 40 US dollars on 6 dresses from one of the Italian fashion houses to wear in her new music video
July 1, 2003
Israel's Prime Minister Ariel Sharon told his Palestinian counterpart Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday that Israel would not stop its efforts to fight against
Moroccan singer Samira Said held a spectacular performance on June 29, 2003 that captivated the Arab population in Amsterdam
June 26, 2003
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. has received a contract from Office Cherifien Des Phosphates (OCP) to provide basic engineering, detailed design and construction support services for OCP's new Diammoniu
Blue Square-Israel Ltd. had been notified of the completion of the sale of Co-Op Blue Square Services Society Ltd.'s holdings in Blue Square (representing 78.1 percent of Blue Square's outstanding sha
June 25, 2003
By expanding its multilateral commitments in the services sector, which account for 60 percent of real gross domestic product (GDP), Morocco could reinforce the predictability of its trade regime, mak
Israel’s Lumenis has amended certain terms of its financing arrangements with Bank Hapoalim. The amendments extend the $50 million available on its revolver until December 31, 2003, and modify certain
June 23, 2003
Moroccan singer Samira Said has announced that she will be moving her residence this summer to the same city her son Shadi attends school at, in order to ensure his comfort
June 22, 2003
A masked man, speaking in a new video showed by <i>CNN</i>, warned of new al Qaeda suicide attacks and said Osama bin Laden's network carried out dead
Morocco’s King Muhammad VI is expected to begin a two-day visit to Mauritania on Sunday, the royal court said in a statement issued on Saturday, cited
An Algerian moderate Islamic movement said on Saturday it had appointed an interim head two days after the death of its founder, Mahfoud Nahnah. The
A senior official of Bahrain's Monetary Agency (BMA) and the chairman of the Educational Technology Department of Bahrain University, Fatima Al-Belooshi, said Bahrain has a long tradition of educating
June 19, 2003
Iraqi attackers fired a rocket propelled grenade at a U.S. military ambulance, killing one U.S. soldier and injuring two others on Thursday, a militar