February 2, 2001
EDITORIAL:
THE BIG ENCOUNTER OF SADDAM IS WAITING FOR A DEFEAT CALLED "THE MOTHER OF ALL VICTORIES".
THEY SAY ONE HAS TO DEAL WITH SADDAM AS HE IS STAYING, BUT CAN ANYONE DEAL WITH HIM?
SADDAM'S ENEMY IS NOT THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT, THE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER OR KUWAIT, BUT TIME.
KING FAHD STRESSES THAT RESOLVING THE PALESTINIAN ISSUE COULD ONLY BE ACHIEVED THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL RESOLUTIONS ON THE ROAD TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PALESTINIAN STATE AND THE RIGHT OF THE PALESTINIANS TO RETURN.
THE CUSTODIAN OF THE TWO HOLY MOSQUES PRAISES THE DEPTH OF RELATIONS WITH EGYPT AND LAUDS THE EFFORTS OF THE SAUDI BUSINESSMEN IN SUPPORTING THE ECONOMY.
THE COUNCIL OF MINISTERS ENDORSES THE DRAFT AGREEMENT OF SECURITY COOPERATION WITH IRAN.
KING FAHD, THE CROWN PRINCE AND SENIOR OFFICIALS RECEIVE PRESIDENT MUBARAK DURING HIS SHORT VISIT TO SAUDI ARABIA.
THE TALKS DEAL WITH BILATERAL RELATIONS, WAYS OF BOOSTING THEM AND THE OVERALL SITUATION IN THE ARAB, ISLAMIC AND INTERNATIONAL ARENAS.
AN IMPORTANT ROLE FOR PRINCE NAIF IBN ABDUL AZIZ DURING THE ARAB INTERIOR MINISTERS' MEETING IN TUNIS.
SUPPORTING THE AL AQSA INTIFADA, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE INDEPENDENT PALESTINIAN STATE WITH HOLY AL QUDS AS ITS CAPITAL AND THE RIGHT TO RETURN.
THE FINAL COMMUNIQUÉ: A SECOND STRATEGIC PLAN TO COMBAT DRUGS AND TERRORISM AND SUPPORT SECURITY AND STABILITY.
PRINCE NAIF: WE URGE THE COUNTRIES WHICH HAVE NOT YET RATIFIED THE ARAB ANTI-TERRORISM AGREEMENT TO APPROVE IT.
A SEMINAR IN DAVOS ON THE SAUDI ECONOMIC REFORM.
PRINCE ABDULLAH IBN FAISAL IBN TURKI: THE SAUDI PRIVATE SECTOR REACHED A HIGH STAGE OF MATURITY.
THE SETTING UP OF THE HIGHER ECONOMIC COUNCIL AND THE SUPREME COMMISSION FOR TOURISM ARE IMPORTANT STEPS ON THE WAY OF DEVELOPMENT.
A PRECISE AND COMPREHENSIVE SAUDI SPEECH IN DAVOS FORUM.
THE MINISTER OF PETROLEUM ALI AL NAIMI: OPEC DOES NOT CONTROL THE OIL MARKETS AS ITS OUTPUT IS 40 % OF THE WORLD SUPPLIES.
SAUDI ARABIA IS DETERMINED TO PLAY A KEY ROLE IN SECURING A STABLE OIL MARKET AT REASONABLE PRICES.
ARAFAT AND BARAK MAY SIGN AN UNDERSTANDING FRAMEWORK DESPITE ISRAEL'S DECISION TO HALT THE NEGOTIATIONS UNTIL AFTER THE ELECTIONS.
A JOINT COMMUNIQUÉ FOLLOWING TABA TALKS CONFIRMS ACHIEVING SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS IN SOME ISSUES AND GROWING CLOSER IN OTHERS.
ARAFAT CALLS ON THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY IN DAVOS TO PROVIDE IMMEDIATE PROTECTION FOR THE PALESTINIAN PEOPLE FROM THE POLICY OF COLLECTIVE PUNISHMENT PRACTICED BY ISRAEL.
PRIME MINISTER RAFIQ AL HARIRI: SHARON'S VICTORY IN THE ELECTIONS IMPOSES GREAT CHALENGES AND GEORGE BUSH IS ASKED TO ACHIEVE JUSTICE.
THE FRENCH PRESIDENT DOES NOT SEE PEACE WITHOUT THE PARTICIPATION OF SYRIA AND LEBANON.
THE ISSUE OF THE PLANTS FOR WEAPONS MASS DESTRUCTION IN IRAQ IS AGGRAVATING.
THE BIG COUNTRIES OBSERVE AND EXAMINE THE REPORTS' CONTENTS TO DETER THE DANGEROUS IRAQI TREND.
THE UN: IRAQ SPENT $83 MILLION ONLY FROM THE $600 MILLION ALLOCATED FOR MEDICINE.
IN BRIEF
