Tunisia
August 19, 2004
Iran's former president and current chairman of the Expediency Council Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani said Thursday that the "global arrogant" has come to t
Tunisia's President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, has recently received from Mr. Taoufik Bakkar, governor of the country's Central Bank (BCT), the annual report of the bank for the year 2003. The annual r
August 16, 2004
Israeli helicopters fired four missiles early on Monday at a group of Palestinians and according to medical sources, two people were killed in this st
The Carthage festival in Tunisia is facing fierce attack against all its performances since it was launched, being the first time the festival faced such failure during all the years of its long histo
August 10, 2004
The American Network Company Showtime has bought the rights to air the latest film “Saba’ Wara'at Kotsheena” (Seven Playing Card) starring Egyptian singer Ruby uncensored
August 9, 2004
Lebanese singe Amal Hijazi announced that she is preparing to hold seven concerts consecutively in different cities around Tunisia
Following the launch of the UAE’s first quick, high-quality servicing within the Al Yousuf showroom and workshop facility, Al Yousuf has reported a 30% increase in its service activities since it was
August 7, 2004
The Israeli Army said on Saturday its troops foiled an attempted attack close to the "Rafiah Yam" settlement in the southern Gaza Strip late Friday, k
High government officials in Tunisia have released an order to forbid the entrance of Lebanese singer Ragheb Alama into Tunisia
August 5, 2004
Prominent Tunisian singer Latifa revealed that she refuses to waste her time watching satellite music channels and prefers to watch the Middle Eastern news channel Al Jazeera
Egyptian actress Muna Zaki is currently preparing to take part in the new movie entitled “Al-Dunya Hilwa Wayak” (The World is Beautiful with You) alongside Egyptian actor Hani Salamah
July 28, 2004
Lebanese singers Wael Kfouri and Amal Hijazi had one of the most successful performances during the Carthage festival nights in Tunisia, where the two competed to gain the love and affection of the fa
Egyptian singer Shireen Ahmad is preparing to enter her second acting experience, in the hope that it will be more successful than her first in the movie “Mido Trouble”, which proved to be a complete
July 27, 2004
The Facility for Euro-Mediterranean Investment and Partnership (FEMIP) is to grant a loan of EUR 34 million in support of a new capital project aimed at cleaning up the Taparura site, in Sfax, Tunisia
The European Commission has adopted a € 11 million program to support the Yemeni government's attempts to improve food security and alleviate poverty in the country.