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Royal Jordanian loses $ 100m in Gulf crisis
AMMAN. May 20 The national Jordanian carrier Royal
1OO million Dollar* during the Gulf crisis. company Chairman I lou«an Abu GhaMk Mid yrs terday, report* ST,
He said the kawi were mainly due lo an Inereaae in the com of fuel and tn tawr-ante rale* a* well a* a decrease In tourism. the trfhclaJ Petra new* agency reported
Royal Jordanian, whieh during tte Gulf crisis. has^ro gres»ivcly re-established H
operations lo most destinations.
S Africa to phase out foreign fishing
CAPE TOWN, May 20 Foreign fishing In South African waters will be phased out over the next two years. Environment Affairs Minister Louis Pienaar said on Saturday, reports AFP
Speaking at the opening of a marina at Hout Bay near terr, te also said South Africa Intended asking other Indian ocean countries to ban gill nets.
The five countries still fishing in South African walers — Japan. Israel. Spain. Portugal and Taiwan — had teen-Informed that their fishing rights would te phased out. he said
Uganda signs trade pact with Cuba
NAIROBI. May 20 Uganda has signed a new barter trade contract with Cuba under which goods worth four mil lion Dollars will te exchanged for Ugandan beans and leather, state owned radio Uganda reported Saturday, reports AFT.
The cofitracl will run lor one year beginning July I. tla-radio said In a broadcast mom tored here
' 'Foolsluffs. Including beans and gtxxls such as k-atter. will be exchanged for Cuban medicines and refined sugar." the radio said.
Dispute over US offer to sell wheat to Brazil
RIO DE JANIEIRO. May 20: The economy ministers of Brazil and Argentina yesterday emerged united from a meeting following a dispute over a U.S. offer to sell 700.000 tonnes of subsidised wheat to Brasilia — Argentina's main grain buyer.
Marcltio Marques Moreira, of Brazil, and his Ar^nUnc counterpart. Domingo Cavallo, met for four hours here and decided that officials from both countries would meet next week to 'coordinate action' involving the controversial offer.
Kohl to assure Bush on role in world order
BONN, May 20: German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who leaves for a two-day visit lo Washington on Sunday, said Bonn would play a full part tn the post-Gulf war world order, and that he would tell President George Bush he wanted to have German troops join Gulf-style coalitions In future, reports Reuter.
Kohl told a news conference the visit, his first lo Ite US since Germany united last October, "will again prove the close German-American partnership.' (
Japan to phase out sea turtle imports
TOKYO, May 20: Japan under pressure from the United Slates, said on Friday It would phase out Imports of an endangered species of sea turtle by 1994, reports Reuter.
The Ministry for International Trade and Industry (MIT1) said it would bring in the ban on imports of the Hawksbill. turtle over a three-year period to allow time for craftsmen to find a suitable substitute for the popular tortoise.
Washington had warned Tokyo it would curbs Import* of Japanese pearls and other sea products if It falk-d lo announce a ban on Hawksbill turtle Imports by Sunday, MIU said.
Malaysia critical of US for remarks on EAEG
KUALA LUMPUR. May 20: A lop Malaysian official Saturday called US Vice President Dan Quayle 'arrogant' for saying that Ite East Asian Economic Group (EAEG) would be 'counter-productive'' without US participation, reports AFP.
"I am surprised with his al-Utude. It seems lo me that he would want lo see the EAEG (all and yet the US Is asking lo be a member.' Bcrnamu news agency quoted Foreign Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi as saying
Quayle reportedly told Aslan reporter* In Washington before his fourth Asian tour that "any kind of arrangement where the United States would be excluded would not be helpful. I think II would be counter pro-ductfvc.'