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Algeria Signs 6 accords with Spain
The accords were signed by the relevant Algerian government ministers and their Spanish counterparts in the presence of Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and Spanish King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia.
The agreements included deals on:
-Air Transport,
-Tourism &
-Maritime co-operation,
According to an Algerian official, the 2 countries had among other things planned joint efforts to fight pollution in the Mediterranean.
"Relations between Algeria and the Spanish Kingdom are certainly experiencing a positive evolution marked by the development of high-level political discussions.
www.iol.co.za
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1,000 high-level participants are expected at the World Economic Forum on the Middle East in Jordan.
~ out of these 1,000 participants:
- 65% from business,
- 35% from government,
-NGOs and academia - are expected at the meeting, which will take place on 18-20 May 2007.
The World Economic Forum on the Middle East has a strong record as a neutral platform for dialogue between countries, regions and religions. Under the theme Putting Diversity to Work, this year's meeting will focus the world's attention on the urgent steps required for peace and stability in the region, highlighting the many issues.
www.ameinfo.com
The accords were signed by the relevant Algerian government ministers and their Spanish counterparts in the presence of Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika and Spanish King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia.
The agreements included deals on:
-Air Transport,
-Tourism &
-Maritime co-operation,
According to an Algerian official, the 2 countries had among other things planned joint efforts to fight pollution in the Mediterranean.
"Relations between Algeria and the Spanish Kingdom are certainly experiencing a positive evolution marked by the development of high-level political discussions.
www.iol.co.za
___________________________________ __________
1,000 high-level participants are expected at the World Economic Forum on the Middle East in Jordan.
~ out of these 1,000 participants:
- 65% from business,
- 35% from government,
-NGOs and academia - are expected at the meeting, which will take place on 18-20 May 2007.
The World Economic Forum on the Middle East has a strong record as a neutral platform for dialogue between countries, regions and religions. Under the theme Putting Diversity to Work, this year's meeting will focus the world's attention on the urgent steps required for peace and stability in the region, highlighting the many issues.
www.ameinfo.com



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