Syria
January 6, 2004
The Abu Dhabi Foodstuff Company (Foodco) has signed a distributor agreement with Malaysia’s Monsrose company for its range of Karkadeh products, reported Khaleej Times. Established in 1979, Foodco’ m
January 5, 2004
Syria's Foreign Minister Farouk al-Shara received separately on Monday new ambassadors to Damascus and accepted their credentials.
Israel's Prime Minister Ariel Sharon on Monday told a Likud Party convention in in Tel Aviv that his plan to disengage from the Palestinians was the b
An additional budget of DA 5.31 billion for development has been granted by President Bouteflika to the province of Jijel, Deputy Interior Minister Da
Syria opposes any attempt to carve up its neighbour Iraq and in particular to the establishment of an independent Kurdish state, Syrian President Bash
Omar El Sherif revealed that he has two grandchildren, one Jewish and the other a Muslim, and that they have the freedom of choosing which religion they want to follow, even if his Muslim grandchild w
More than 9.1 million tons of goods passed through the Port of Algiers in 2003. In the first 11 months of 2003, trade at the port reached 926.288 million Algerian dinars ($13.2 million), an 8.9 percen
Lebanon’s Banque Europenne pour le Moyen-Orient has acquired 22 percent of the Syrian BEMO-Al Saudi Al-Faransi Bank for a total amount of $6.4 million. The Syrian government authorized five private Ar
US-led occupying forces in Iraq have awarded more than $730,800 in contracts for community projects in the Karbala Province. The projects will employ local people from the region, according to a Coali
January 4, 2004
Jordan's King Abdullah II is expected to pay an official visit to Syria soon, Foreign Minister Marwan Al-Muashar said, cited by a Jordanian dail
January 3, 2004
Iran`s Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi paid a visit Saturday to Damascus. He held separate meetings with Syrian President Bashar Assad and Foreign Min
Jordanian singer Diana Karazone stressed that she purposely sung in Arabic at the World Idol competition, where her purpose was not to win but to proudly represent 22 different Arabic countries
January 1, 2004
A Turkish diplomatic source disclosed Wednesday that the expected visit of President Bashar al-Assad to Turkey and his talks with Turkish President Ah
Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa, received on Wednesday, the credentials of five new Ambassadors to the Kingdom, representing China, Yemen, Mor