Ministers To Meet Again
(N.Z.P.A. -Reuter—Copyright) KHARTOUM, Aug. 6. Arab leaders will hold their first full summit meeting since September, 1965, in Khartoum, but the date still has not been decided, the Arab Foreign Ministers’ Conference said in Khartoum last night A final statement at the end of largely inconclusive talks on policy towards Israel and its allies said the Foreign Ministers would meet in Khartoum again on August 26 to draw up a summit agenda. Arab Finance, Economic and Oil Ministers would meet in Bagdad on August 15 to evaluate Arab economy after the war with Israel and to decide on a future role, the statement said, The statement made no mention of the Yemen dispute between Egypt and Saudi Arabia, who back opposite sides in a four-year-old civil war.
Observers said that this indicated that an Egyptian proposal made during the conference for a settlement had met with some difficulty.
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Press, Volume CVII, Issue 31441, 7 August 1967, Page 9
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