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| Aznar: Peace cannot be achieved by ignoring one�s opponent or simply hoping to destroy him At the opening session of the Arab League meeting in Beirut, the President of the European Council has expressed his "profound" regret at the absence of Yasser Arafat, and has given assurance that the EU "will back [peace] politically and economically for as long as it takes and to whatever extent is necessary." MIDDLE EAST: Arafat plays down significance of his absence from Arab League Summit Madrid, 27 Mar (EFE).- In an interview published today in the Spanish daily newspaper "El Pa�s", the President of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Yasser Arafat, has played down the significance of his absence from the Arab League Summit which has opened in Beirut. Address by the President of the European Council to the Arab League Summit (27/3/2002) Beirut (Lebanon), 27 March 2002 MIDDLE EAST-SUMMIT: Jordanian Prime Minister opens summit with call for peace Beirut, 27 Mar (EFE).- The Arab Summit in Beirut opened today, in the absence of a number of important regional leaders, with an address in which Jordanian Prime Minister Ali Abul Ragheb asked Israel to end its oppression of the Palestinian people and move towards peace in the Middle East. Building a society for all ages The world's most distinguished personalities in this area will meet in Madrid from 5 to 12 April to analyse the ageing process from different perspectives. The float of the San Fernando fraternity crossing the Isabel II Bridge during Holy Week in Seville / photo efe Declaration by the Presidency regarding the earthquake in Nahrin (Afghanistan) (26 March 2002) Declaration by the Presidency of the European Union regarding the earthquake in Nahrin (Afghanistan) (Madrid, 26 March 2002) |
Documentos por Tem�tica/Tipo Contenido Aznar: Peace cannot be achieved by ignoring one�s opponent or simply hoping to destroy him <i>At the opening session of the Arab League meeting in Beirut, the President of the European Council has expressed his "profound" regret at the absence of Yasser Arafat, and has given assurance that the EU "will back [peace] politically and economically for as long as it takes and to whatever extent is necessary."</i> MIDDLE EAST: Arafat plays down significance of his absence from Arab League Summit Madrid, 27 Mar (EFE).- In an interview published today in the Spanish daily newspaper "El Pa�s", the President of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Yasser Arafat, has played down the significance of his absence from the Arab League Summit which has opened in Beirut. Address by the President of the European Council to the Arab League Summit (27/3/2002) Beirut (Lebanon), 27 March 2002 MIDDLE EAST-SUMMIT: Jordanian Prime Minister opens summit with call for peace Beirut, 27 Mar (EFE).- The Arab Summit in Beirut opened today, in the absence of a number of important regional leaders, with an address in which Jordanian Prime Minister Ali Abul Ragheb asked Israel to end its oppression of the Palestinian people and move towards peace in the Middle East. Building a society for all ages <i>The world's most distinguished personalities in this area will meet in Madrid from 5 to 12 April to analyse the ageing process from different perspectives.</i> The float of the San Fernando fraternity crossing the Isabel II Bridge during Holy Week in Seville / <i>photo efe</i>
Declaration by the Presidency regarding the earthquake in Nahrin (Afghanistan) (26 March 2002) <i>Declaration by the Presidency of the European Union regarding the earthquake in Nahrin (Afghanistan) (Madrid, 26 March 2002)</i>
