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Conservation Science Overview Acopian Center for Conservation Learning International Conservation Projects International Intern Projects Raptor Watch: A global directory of migration watchsites Raptor Watch: A Global Directory of Raptor Migration Sites In June 2000, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary and BirdLife International published the first book summarizing what is known about key sites around the world for migrating birds of prey. Nearly a decade in the making, Raptor Watch: A Global Directory of Raptor Migration Sites was compiled and edited by Sanctuary staff members Jorje I. Zalles, Hawks Aloft Worldwide Education Specialist, and Dr. Keith L. Bildstein, Director of Conservation Science. More than 800 raptor experts from around the world contributed. Raptor Watch is available at the Mountain Bookstore or through Smithsonian Institute Press. The 419-page book, a geographically organized look at raptor migration, describes 388 globally significant sites in 89 countries. Raptor Watch provides detailed information, site by site, on the numbers and kinds of raptors passing through, the history and scope of counting activity and the site conservation status. Raptor Watch provides conservationists with a road map of raptor migration," Bildstein explained, "letting them know when and where both common and endangered raptors are migrating."

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Fighting Terrorism in Yemen An Account of the Appearance of Terror Phenomenon in the Republic of Yemen Download in PDF Preface Yemen And Terrorism Negative Impacts Of Terroristic Acts Criminal Acts By Terrorist Groups ... A Brief Summary Of The Yemeni Ulamas Statement On The Terrorism Phenomenon Preface Today, the world is facing internal security challenges, and thunderstorms of external changes, all related to the phenomenon of terrorism, which has become universal and comprehensive, and is threatening nations and countries with its devastating effects. We all stand to adopt the candid and frank discourse of wisdom and equilibrium in dealing and reacting to this phenomenon. The whole world needs to stand firm in tackling these situations. The terrorist acts that were committed in the Republic of Yemen recently represent a dangerous challenge for the government of Yemen towards the terrorism phenomenon. They are part of a general plan by the terrorist groups to shake up the pillars of security, stability and social peace and harm the supreme national interests. Moreover, they intend to place Yemen among the targeted areas under the pretext of fighting terror, which the whole world has agreed to fight. As it is known, the terror phenomenon is alien to our Muslim Yemeni society and contradicts its deeply-rooted and noble traditions and values. The terrorism phenomenon, which is as old as mankind, has been always denounced and rejected throughout history. Human nature has been endowed with love for good, peace, security and stability while evil and violence have remained strange and anomalous manifestations and contrary to the nature implanted by God in man. Thus, human history has bad memories of such evil manifestations, which have only left death and destruction and utter failure in the achievement of its subversive aims. God says in the holy Koran: “For the scum disappears like froth cast out, while that which is for the good of mankind remains on earth”.

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Africa Algeria Places to Go Things to See and Do Algiers (the capital) 450-year old Casbah Museums - Fine Arts, Popular Arts, Archaelogocial Mosques - El Djadid, Ketchaoua, Grand Mosque, Jamal Al Kibbir Theatre National Martyr's Monument Views from Couvent d'Afrique Annaba 1000-year-old Sidi Merouane Mosque Catherdal of St Augustine Roman ruins of Hippo Beaches Batna Roman ruins at Timgad Hiking Cedar forests Mountains Bechar Old fort with thick earthern walls Bejaia Hilltop view from Place 1 Novembre Archeological Museum Emile Aubrey Museum Biskra Beautiful oasis Date palms Hammam Salhine health spa El Kantar Gorge Mosque of Sidi Okba Blida Atlas Mountains Skiing Hiking Bou Saada Nice old streets Mosques - El Nekla, Ouled Attik Middle Ages Fortess Craftsmen Constantine Gustave Mercier Museum Ben-Badis Mosque The Casbah Soumma Mausoleum Arab Place of Ahmed Bey Antonian Roman aqueduct ruins Djanet Well preserved cave paintings and painted rocks Beautiful ravines and gorges Djemila Ruins of a Roman military town Museum - mosiacs Roman theatre El Golea Palms - Sahara Oasis City market El Oued Distinctive architecture Domed buildings Museum Market Ghardaia 11th century oasis Mosque Exoctic market Turkish baths Carpets Laghouat Beautiful gardens El Attik Mosque Main market M'Zab Pyramid shaped mosques Small suqs (markets) Winding streets Oran Built on the prehistoric site of Ifri 18th-century Pasha of Sidi El Houari Mosque The Casbah Demaeght Museum 18th-century Spanish fort - Lamorrue Sky gondola up to 16th-century Spanish Santa Cruz Fort Setif Roman ruins Tamanrasset

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about GPF What's New Newsletter Sitemap ... *Opinion Forum Key Elements of the Security Council's Work for 2001 Includes Afghanistan, Terrorism, Africa, and the Continuing Middle East Violence UN Documents (SC/7266) January, 2002 Security Council - 2001 Round-Up Adopts Comprehensive Anti-Terrorism Strategy; Sends West Africa, Great Lakes Missions; Monitors Kosovo, East Timor Progress In the shadow of the 11 September attacks on the United States, terrorism and the question of Afghanistan loomed over the Security Council's agenda in 2001. Throughout the year, however, the Council also focused on a global range of unstable situations, notably the long-term conflicts in Africa and the continuing violence in the Middle East. In addition, the significant progress in Kosovo and East Timor was closely monitored. The Council once again demonstrated its interest in holding open debates on issues that have an impact on global peace and security. This year, the discussions addressed: civilians in armed conflict; women, peace and security; small arms and light weapons; conflict prevention; and HIV/AIDS. On the day after the terrorist attacks, members broke tradition by standing in unison to adopt a resolution condemning them, expressing sympathy with families of the victims and the host country. Council members also expressed their readiness to combat all forms of terrorism in accordance with Charter responsibilities.

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SOMALILAND FORUM www.somalilandforum.com EDITORIAL The Way Forward The nation has given a hero’s funeral to late President Mohamed Ibrahim Egal. The transfer of power has been smooth as Dahir Riyale Kahin assumed the Presidency of the Republic. The new President has been welcomed by all Somalilanders, and moreover, there is no sign of any power struggle. On the contrary, feelings of national unity have never been stronger with an overwhelming majority of Somalilanders showing increased faith and commitment to the country’s constitutional democracy in the wake of the peaceful transition of power. Despite the positive developments of last week, there are however some vitally important issues that need to be addressed in a proper and timely manner so that Somaliland can move forward to the future with confidence. Filling the vacant position of vice president is definitely a top priority issue anticipated to be dealt with in the immediate future. Constitutionally, only the president has the jurisdiction to nominate someone for this job, and there is no doubt that Mr. Riyale is going to exercise this authority. But we do believe that the president would be better advised if he held extensive prior consultations on this matter with all sides, including those not in the government. Other than being qualified for the job, the next vice president must be a man of integrity who can work with the President. And we hope President Riyale will wisely choose a capable teammate. Devising a constitutionally based and broadly acceptable framework for holding fair and free elections in the country is the next issue that needs to be tackled. There is no doubt that this is a tough and a challenging task. However we are encouraged by the prevailing mood of national unity to expect that a consensus could be reached amongst all stakeholders (the president, parliament leaders, representatives of political parties and civil society groups) on the subject of how and when the people of this country will be able to go to the polls to elect their future government. This issue has to be resolved well ahead of the deadline set for the incumbent government to remain in office.

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document.write(messageDate); TANZANIA Getting ready for take off Introduction Economic reforms Investment Private initiative New Focus in East African Trade Finance Energy and mines Paving the way Transports ... On the right track Interview with: Honorable Iddi Simba, Minister of Industries and Trade Could you give us some insights on the development of the industry and trade sector here in Tanzania, in the last couple of years. But the question is - Do we have a capacity internally to produce and sell? Could you tell us a bit more about the reasons for Tanzania to pull out of the COMESA? In November you started the East African Union Treaty, and there is one protocol which calls for free trade by 2005. This has been on hold, because of fear of Kenya’s very fast developing industrial sector. By when do you think you can develop your industrial base, so that you can become more competitive and can cope with Kenya? While marketing this industrial base of your country, what are the major industrial product and industries that you want to focus on? Which are the industries with the most potential? So little has been done in this country, with the kind of resources that we have, one does not necessarily have to talk about the priorities. I think your question should be to describe fully what kind of opportunities do exist in Tanzania, and let the investors themselves decide. We cannot say our priority is this, or that, as our priority may not be the priority of the investors.

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SOMALILAND FORUM www.somalilandforum.com EDITORIAL The Way Forward The nation has given a hero’s funeral to late President Mohamed Ibrahim Egal. The transfer of power has been smooth as Dahir Riyale Kahin assumed the Presidency of the Republic. The new President has been welcomed by all Somalilanders, and moreover, there is no sign of any power struggle. On the contrary, feelings of national unity have never been stronger with an overwhelming majority of Somalilanders showing increased faith and commitment to the country’s constitutional democracy in the wake of the peaceful transition of power. Despite the positive developments of last week, there are however some vitally important issues that need to be addressed in a proper and timely manner so that Somaliland can move forward to the future with confidence. Filling the vacant position of vice president is definitely a top priority issue anticipated to be dealt with in the immediate future. Constitutionally, only the president has the jurisdiction to nominate someone for this job, and there is no doubt that Mr. Riyale is going to exercise this authority. But we do believe that the president would be better advised if he held extensive prior consultations on this matter with all sides, including those not in the government. Other than being qualified for the job, the next vice president must be a man of integrity who can work with the President. And we hope President Riyale will wisely choose a capable teammate. Devising a constitutionally based and broadly acceptable framework for holding fair and free elections in the country is the next issue that needs to be tackled. There is no doubt that this is a tough and a challenging task. However we are encouraged by the prevailing mood of national unity to expect that a consensus could be reached amongst all stakeholders (the president, parliament leaders, representatives of political parties and civil society groups) on the subject of how and when the people of this country will be able to go to the polls to elect their future government. This issue has to be resolved well ahead of the deadline set for the incumbent government to remain in office.

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Fiscal Performance in the MENA Region Governments in the MENA region have been operating under chronic budget constraints such as a sizable wage bill and large outlays on defense expenditure. Oil being the major revenue source for Arab Countries has made budgets vulnerable to exogenous developments. In 1997, oil revenue contributed between 73 and 90 percent of revenue receipts in Kuwait, Oman, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. For non-oil exporting countries, the multiplicity of tax brackets and weak tax administration has been the impediment to a smooth transition from dependence on indirect and especially trade taxes to reliance on corporate and individual income taxes. In the past few years, serious efforts on the part of MENA countries to streamline and adjust their fiscal imbalances and adjust the structure of revenues and expenditure have been pursued, with continuous improvement in fiscal balances. Box 1.4. The Budget Deficit in Morocco In an attempt to reduce economic distortions and promote higher growth, Morocco since the early 1980s has significantly liberalized its economy. It relaxed price controls, made its currency semi-convertible, launched a broad reform of the financial sector and undertook far reaching fiscal reforms. It also liberalized foreign trade. In 1989 a law was passed authorizing the privatization of state-owned companies and hotels, which had been straining the government budget. In 1993, privatization began in earnest.

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