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- LIBYA: INVEST IN AMERICA
Libya wants to open a new chapter with the United States by investing some of its $100 billion sovereign wealth fund in US companies, the son of Libya's leader said yesterday. Seif al-Islam Khadafy also outlined plans for Libya to move from the one-man
- INDICATORS - Egypt - Nov 22
--- INTEREST RATES --- Latest Date Pvs Rate 4 weeks ago 91-day T-bill yield 11.899 18/11 12.217 12.858 182-day T-bill yield 12.027 18/11 11.913 13.137 273-day T-bill yield 12.556
- Presidents of Egypt and Argentina hold talks
(JANA) The Egyptian president, Mohammed Hosni Mubarak, and his Argentinean counterpart, Cristina Fernandez, held a session of talks in Cairo this afternoon. The talks dealt with means to promote bilateral relations between both countries in all areas;
- Presidents of Sudan and Somalia hold talks in Khartoum
(JANA) President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan and President Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed of Somalia, the members of Conference of Leaders and Heads of State of Cen-Sad Community, held talks in Khartoum today, Thursday. The Sudanese Satellite Channel said
- Libya eyes major deals with Italian companies
ROME (Reuters) - Libya is in talks to invest in five or six Italian companies, with some of those deals 'more important' than that of its recent purchase of a nearly 5 percent stake in UniCredit, Libya's ambassador to Italy told Reuters. He declined to
- Morocco: Changes in the Socialist Union
As part of the government, the Moroccan Socialist Union is no longer as it used to be when it was in the opposition ranks. Ever since the Union's former leader, Abderrahman El-Youssoufi, resigned from his post and renounced politics about five years ago,
- US sends first ambassador to Libya in 36 years
Washington - The US Senate has approved sending the first US ambassador to Libya in 36 years, the final step in warming relations between the one-time enemies since 2003. 'We're very pleased, very pleased,' State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said
- Dalton McGuinty's Singapore of the North
Story Tools -+ Change font size Share This Story Story tools presented by TORONTO -My nouveau have-not province has two problems -- well, more than two, but let's stick with two for now. Judging by Premier Dalton McGuinty's legislative proposals about
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Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said Saturday that he and others planning a humanitarian mission in Zimbabwe had been refused entry to the impoverished African country.
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