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Articles in January 2007 issue of Info-Prod Research (Middle East)

• EXTERNAL TELECOM SERVICES STABILISE
• FOREIGN ENTERPRISES ARE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE RESTRUCTURING OF STATE-OWNED GOLD ENTERPRISES
• OMANTEL LAUNCHES "EASY LEARNING SERVICE" OVER THE INTERNET
• FOREIGN MINISTER
• ARAB BRAZILIAN CHAMBER TO PARTICIPATE IN COUROMODA SHOE FAIR
• SULTANATE GERMANY / MESSAGE
• PM TOURS PRINCE HAMZAH HOSPITAL
• ARAB BRAZILIAN CHAMBER TO INTENSIFY ACTIONS IN 2007
• SHURA COUNCIL APPROVES MUBARAK-PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
• MUNICIPALITIES AND ENVIRONMENT MONTH EVALUATING COMMITTEES
• EGYPT, TURKEY AGREED TO BOOST BILATERAL TIES
• MIGRANTS AND PAKISTAN BY IKRAM SEHGAL
• NANOTECH PROGRESS IMPRESSIVE - ISI FIGURES
• WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM'S LAUNCHES 'BLOGGREGATOR'
• AEROJET-GENERAL AWARDED CONTRACT FOR HYDROCARBON BOOST TECHNOLOGY
• 983 MILLION CUBIC METERS GAS EXPORTS
• INSURANCE SECTOR 2006 REVIEW
• MERCOSUR TO BEGIN BOLIVIAN INTEGRATION PROCESS
• 2007'S BUDGET REACHES $24 BILLION
• ABN AMRO BANK SET UP A BRANCH IN CHONGQING
• BIRD FLU VIRUS RESISTING TAMIFLU
• SECRETARY FOR FINANCIAL TO LEAD MIDDLE EAST STUDY TOUR
• UNDERSEA SENSOR AWARDED CONTRACT FOR AN/SSQ-62E SONOBUOYS
• LIFE ASSURANCE SEMINAR SOHAR
• CLIMATE CHANGE HIGH ON THE AGENDA AT THE WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM ANNUAL MEETING IN DAVOS
• PRESIDENT SIGNS IRAN-SWITZERLAND AVIATION AGREEMENT BILL
• HEAVY RAINFALL FILLS DAMS, FLOODS NEIGHBORHOODS
• SYRIA PLANS TO OFFER FLIGHT TO BRAZIL, SAYS MINISTER
• THE SULTAN DECREES
• LAND OF ISRAEL MAP COLLECTION OF JEWISH NATIONAL AND UNIVERSITY LIBRARY ON INTERNET
• SSC EMBEZZLEMENT TRIAL CONTINUES OVERVIEW
• MERKEL URGES NEW DIALOGUE AND CLOSER ATLANTIC PARTNERSHIP
• COMMERCE, INDUSTRY UNDERSECRETARY RECEIVES BULGARIAN OFFICIAL
• FOREIGN MINISTER SET FOR BUSY WEEK
• FLIGHTS TO BEIRUT BACK ON SCHEDULE
• 11 ITEMS TO HAVE EXPORT VALUE OF MORE THAN US$1 BILLION EACH
• SULTAN COMMENCES HIS ROYAL ANNUAL MEET THE PEOPLE TOUR
• NEW CONSORTIUM CREATED TO DEVELOP STANDARD FRAMEWORK FOR COMPANY REPORTING OF CLIMATE RISKS
• DEVELOPMENT AT SHAHID RAJAII PORT TO BOOST CONTAINER CAPACITY
• SHIRLEY CHAN JOINS OCEAN PARK CORP BOARD
• QIZ'S RECORD $459 MILLION EXPORTS IN 9 MONTHS
• MINI ARAB SUMMIT IN CAIRO
• S?O PAULO STOCK EXCHANGE TRADING VOLUME INCREASED 49.3% IN 2006
• OCCI AND ISLAMIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
• INTL. DEMAND FOR IRAN FLOWERS ON THE RISE
• POLLUTED AQABA WATERS COULD CAUSE FISHING INDUSTRY CATASTROPHE
• OIC / MINISTERIAL COMMITTEE
• NEXT YEAR'S NATIONAL BUDGET TO BE BASED ON $35 PER BARREL
• CABINET REVEALS PLANS FOR NEW POWER STATION, FOCUSES ON PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT
• STEVEDORING AT ABADAN FACTS AND FIGURES
• MINISTRY, WORLD BANK HOST POLICY FORUM ON GENDER
• AGCC STATES AND EUROPEAN UNION CONCLUDE NEGOTIATIONS
• AL-SHOMOUKH (1) AND PENINSULA SHIELD (8) EXERCISES
• INFORMATION UNDERSECRETARY HEADS FOR CAIRO
• OMAN-YEMEN RELATIONS REVIEWED
• SHIRAZ PETROCHEMICAL PROJECT TO KICK OFF SOON - OFFICIAL
• RIGHTS GROUPS FOCUS ON EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN
• ROYAL OFFICE MINISTER VISITS AL-SHOMOUKH (1) EXERCISE SITES
• LEBANESE CRISIS ATOP TALKS BETWEEN MUBARAK AND EMIR OF QATAR
• DEFENSE MINISTER VISITS THE US FOR F-35 PROJECT
• QUESTION OF MUNICIPALITY FREEDOM LEADS TO HEATED DEBATE
• EDUCATION MINISTRY SIGNS MOU
• DELEGATION FROM ST. ANDREWS UNIVERSITY EXPLORES OMANI EDUCATION SECTOR OPPORTUNITIES
• QUEEN VISITS MADABA HEALTHCARE CENTER
• EGYPTIAN PILGRIMS START ARRIVING HOME
• HOUSING ESTATES MADE MORE ELDERLY-FRIENDLY
• GULF INDUSTRIES EXHIBITION
• PRIME MINISTER DISCUSSED BOLSTERING BILATERAL COOPERATION WITH GERMANY'S NEW AMBASSADOR
• PETROBRAS HITS RECORD HIGH FOR REFINING IN BRAZIL
• H.M. THE SULTAN TO PRESIDE OVER EQUESTRIAN FESTIVAL
• JAFR TRAINING CENTER TO FOCUS ON LOCAL COMMUNITY NEEDS
• EXPORTS TO ARAB COUNTRIES TO CONTINUE GROWING ABOVE AVERAGE
• EGYPT NOT BIASED TO ANY RELIGIOUS, POLITICIAL DOCTRINE
• BIRTH-DEFORMITIES PROTECTION WORKSHOP
• HEAD OF HAMAS IN JENIN ARRESTED
• PALESTINIAN PRISONER DIES IN AN ISRAELI PRISON
• LOW INCOME, HIGH INFLATION LEAD TO SKYROCKET IN HOUSE PRICES
• MOODY'S ASSIGNS BA2 TO PRIVATBANK'S SENIOR UNSECURED NOTES
• OMAN-KUWAIT JOINT COMMITTEE STATEMENT
• FRENCH "OXYMETAL" SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH "POULINA"