Egypt, Libya and Iraq have agreed to a draft project to declare the establishment of a free market between the three states in the framework of the Arab economic unity council, ArabicNews.com reported Wednesday.
Egypt's minister of planning and international cooperation Ahmad al-Darsh was reported by the news service as saying "in conclusion of the 72nd session of the economic unity council there has been a determination from the three states to fully and immediately resume stages of the joint Arab market signed in the framework of the council since 1971" -- Albawaba.com
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