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2008-07-13
In France, President Nicolas Sarkozy, flanked by President Hosni Mubarak and United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon, and with more than 40 leaders — representing some 756 million people — opened a summit to launch a new union of Mediterranean nations.
2008-01-30
"Listen to me carefully. Gaza is not part of Egypt, nor will it ever be a part of Egypt. I hear talk of a proposal to turn the Strip into an extension of the Sinai peninsula, of offloading responsibility for it onto Egypt, but what I say to Israel is this: Its plan is nothing but a dream, and I would add that I do not accept faits accomplis.
Today that border is going to be closed. Right now, as we speak, Egyptian forces are at work."
-- Hosni Mubarak, President of Egypt, interview with newspaper La Repubblica
2008-01-16
In Egypt, President Hosni Mubarak agreed to support a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians.
2007-10-29
"I announce before you Egypt's position to prepare the program for building several nuclear power stations. We believe that energy security is a major part of building the future for this country and an integral part of Egypt's national security system."
-- Hosni Mubarak, President of Egypt, in a speech broadcast live on national television
2007-09-13
In Egypt, a court sentenced the editors of four outspoken tabloids to a year in prison for defaming Hosni Mubarak and his ruling party after they criticized senior officials in the government.
2007-03-18
About 100 legislators, including independents and members of several opposition parties, walked out of parliament in protest over constitutional amendments proposed by Hosni Mubarak, the president.
2006-10-24
Since the last parliamentary elections, Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood has demonstrated that it is the sole political force capable of opposing the power of President Mubarak
2006
During the 2005 presidential elections, President Hosni Mubarak had promised that by June 1, 2008, the state of emergency that had been in place since 1981 would be lifted to be replaced by a new anti-terrorism law.
2003-04-02
"We want you nervous. We want you to realize now, for the fourth time in a hundred years, this country and its allies are on the march and that we are on the side of those whom you -- the Mubaraks, the Saudi Royal family -- most fear: We're on the side of your own people."
-- James Woolsey, Former CIA Director, told audience of about 300
1996
President Mubarak has appointed Muhammad Sayyid Tantawi as head of al-Azhar
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2009-07-22
Mubarak in Paris talks on Mideast, Mediterranean Union
2009-07-02
Russia's New Scramble for Africa -- Moscow attempts to rebuild its sphere of influence in the African continent
2009-06-16
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2009-06-16
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2009-06-16
Arab leaders criticize Netanyahu's peace offer
2009-06-15
Solana eyes "big step" in Palestinian-Israeli negotiations
2009-06-04
Obama calls for new beginning between US, Muslims
2009-06-01
Obama's Cairo Speech
2009-04-30
Country Reports on Terrorism 2008 -- Chapter 2. Country Reports: Middle East and North Africa Overview
2009-03-31
21st Arab League summit opens on Middle East peace, relations, Sudan
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