UAE
January 25, 2000
Moroccan officials are pumping money into the national film industry in hopes of placing the country on the international entertainment map. The cinem
January 24, 2000
Jordanian law enforcement agencies are working with their British counterparts and non-governmental organizations to end crimes against wildlife, acco
Visiting museums has become a popular pastime in the Emirate of Sharjah, al-Khaleej daily reports. Last year a total of 83,543 people visited museums,
January 23, 2000
Local and regional album outlets report that sales of Um Kulthoum albums boomed by 100 percent during the last week of Ramadan, according to Madhet Za
The national football team arrived in the southern city of Aqaba as part of its second stage preparations for its upcoming matches. Twenty-nine play
UAE health officials have become increasingly alarmed with the country's obesity problem after a recent report revealed that 40 percent of males and 3
The first merger in Jordan's pharmaceutical manufacturing sector has occurred, which is considered an important step toward joining the World Trade Or
And then there were eight. Al-Tadhamon Sour, Al-Akhaa Al-Ahli Alia and the Al-Ahli Sayda Clubs were the latest teams to advance to the quarter finals
The effects of the U.S.-led economic embargo are being felt also on the Iraqi canned dates manufacturing industry, according to a major industry sourc
Socio-economic policies implemented by the government in 1994 have positive impacts on population growth, demographics, housing and utility services,
January 20, 2000
The Omani government hopes that within the next five years productivity in the local poultry industry will allow the country to be self-sufficient in
Bahraini medical leaders are attempting to tackle the country's diabetes problem head on by launching numerous educational programs on prevention and
The eyes of every Arab football fan will be on Damascus January 26, when the Arab Football Association convenes to determine the matches and the sched
A new edition of the 5-part series ''Salt Cities'' has been republished by the Arab Studies and Publishing Association, according to the Jordanian Al-
Heavy rain is expected to drench the entire kingdom this afternoon with snow predicted to fall in mountainous regions above 1,000 meters, according th