21. Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty--Attached Letters Yours sincerely,. For the Government of Israel Menachem Begin. For the Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt mohamed anwar elsadat. http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/Peace/iseglet.html

Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty Attached Letters Joint Letter from President Sadat and Prime Minister Begin to President Carter March 26, 1979 The President The White House Dear Mr. President, This letter confirms that Israel and Egypt have agreed as follows: The Governments of Israel and Egypt recall that they concluded at Camp David and signed at the White House on September 17, 1978, the annexed documents entitled "A Framework for Peace in the Middle East agreed at Camp David" and "Framework for the Conclusion of a Peace Treaty between Israel and Egypt." For the purpose of achieving a comprehensive peace settlement in accordance with the above-mentioned Frameworks, Israel and Egypt will proceed with the implementation of those provisions relating to the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. They have agreed to start negotiations within a month after the exchange of the instruments of ratification of the Peace Treaty. In accordance with the "Framework for Peace in the Middle East," the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is invited to join the negotiations. The Delegations of Egypt and Jordan may include Palestinians as mutually agreed. The purpose of the negotiations shall be to agree, prior to the elections, on the modalities for establishing the elected self-governing authority (administrative council), define its powers and responsibilities and agree upon other related issues. In the event Jordan decides not to take part in the negotiations, the negotiations will be held by Israel and Egypt.

22. Camp David Accords - Annex -amp Letters Sincerely, mohamed anwar el sadat. His Excellency Menachem Begin Prime Minister of Israel. Dear Mr. Prime Minister Sincerely, mohamed anwar el sadat. http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Peace Process/Guide to the Peace Process/Camp David Ac

PH_DoValidation=true; My MFA Search Advanced search MFA newsletter MFA Peace Process Guide Camp David Accords - Annex -amp Letters Camp David Accords - Annex -amp Letters 30 Jun 1998 September 17, 1978 Annex to the Framework Agreements United Nations Security Council Resolutions and Exchanges of Letters All letters from Mr. Carter are dated September 22, 1978, all the other letters are dated Sept. 17, 1978. The President Camp David Thurmont, Maryland September 17, 1978 Dear Mr. President: I have the honor to inform you that during two weeks after my return home I will submit a motion before Israel's Parliament (the Knesset) to decide on the following question: If during the negotiations to conclude a peace treaty between Israel and Egypt all outstanding issues are agreed upon, "are you in favor of the removal of the Israeli settlers from the northern and southern Sinai areas or are you in favor of keeping the aforementioned settlers in those areas?" The vote, Mr. President, on this issue will be completely free from the usual Parliamentary Party discipline to the effect that although the coalition is being now supported by 70 members out of 120, every member of the Knesset, as I believe, both of the Government and the Opposition benches will be enabled to vote in accordance with his own conscience. Sincerely yours

23. Dr.Tarek Said's Homepage - Egyptian Nobel Prize Winners mohamed anwar elsadat Peace, 1978. Naguib Mahfouz Literature, 1988. Ahmed Zewail Chemistry , 1999. President/ mohamed anwar el-sadat, Nobel Prize for Peace, 1978. http://www.geocities.com/tsaid3/egynobel.html

Egyptian Nobel Prize Winners Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat Peace, 1978 Naguib Mahfouz Literature, 1988 Ahmed Zewail Chemistry , 1999 President/ Mohamed Anwar El-Sadat, Nobel Prize for Peace, 1978 For contribution to the two frame agreements on peace in the Middle East, and on peace between Egypt and Israel, which were signed at Camp David on September 17, 1978. Born: 25th December 1918 in Tala District, Menufia Governorate, Egypt. Education: Military College Editor Al Jumhuriya and Al Tahrir 1955-56 Minister of State 1955-56 Vice-Chairman National Assembly 1957-60 Chairman National Assembly 1960-68 General Secretary Egyptian National Union 1957-61 Chairman Afro-Asian Solidarity Council 1961 Member Presidential Council 1962-1964 Vice-president of Egypt 1964-66, 1969-70 President of Egypt 1970-1981 Prime Minister 1973-74 Chairman Arab Socialist Union 1970 Member Higher Council on Nuclear Energy 1975 Naguib Mahfouz , Nobel Prize for Literature , 1988 who, through works rich in nuance - now clear-sightedly realistic, now evocatively ambiguous - has formed an Arabian narrative art tthat applies to all mankind Born in Cairo in 1911, Naguib Mahfouz began writing when he was seventeen. His first novel was published in 1939 and ten more were written before the Egyptian Revolution of July 1952, when he stopped writing for several years. One novel was republished in 1953, however, and the appearance of the Cairo Triology, Bayn al Qasrayn, Qasr al Shawq, Sukkariya (Between-the-Palaces, Palace of Longing, Sugarhouse) in 1957 made him famous throughout the Arab world as a depictor of traditional urban life. With The Children of Gebelawi (1959), he began writing again, in a new vein that frequently concealed political judgements under allegory and symbolism. Works of this second period include the novels, The Thief and the Dogs (1961), Autumn Quail (1962), Small Talk on the Nile (1966), and Miramar (1967), as well as several collections of short stories.

24. P E A C E EGYPT HAVE TO BE EGYPT BACK. mohamed anwar elsadat - (1918-81). Was born on December 25, 1918 , in the Nile delta village of Mit Abu al-Kawm. http://www.geocities.com/aelsadat/sadatindexhtm.htm

var PUpage="76001066"; var PUprop="geocities"; SALEM El-DOUSOKY PRESENTS THIS PAGE DEVOTED TO President Muhammad Anwar El- Sadat I’M ANWAR EL SADAT EGYPT HAVE TO BE EGYPT BACK Mohamed Anwar El- Sadat Was born on December 25, 1918 , in the Nile delta village of Mit Abu al-Kawm. The son of a poor hospital clerk, He graduated from the Royal Military Academy in Cairo Freedom fighter, imprisoned several times, 1942-48. Fought in four wars: 1948, 1956, 1967, and 1973. 1952, participated in the Revolution as one of the Free Officers 1969 became vice-president of Egypt for the second time. 1970 through 1981, Sadat was the President of Egypt 1972, freed Egypt of the Russian influence. 1973 launched a victorious war against Israel to liberate Egypt 's land. 1974, started massive economic, social and political reforms in Egypt 1977, initiated the Egyptian Israeli negotiations for peace and Won the Nobel Prize for Peace. 1979, signed the Egyptian Israeli Peace Treaty ( Camp David 1981, was assassinated by a group of militant fanatics on October 6. WE HAVE TO FIGHT I HAVE TO DO IT IT'S HARD WAY BUT THE ONLY WAY SO HELP ME GOD WELL DONE GOOD JOB MY SONS I'M SO PROUD OF YOU ALL NOW I CAN SMILE WE DID IT BUT STILL SOME MORE WORK HAS TO BE DONE TALKING AND EXPLAINING IS NOT EASY BUT WE WON'T GIVE UP P E A C E SOON I'LL BE UP THERE SALAM I am Salem ElDousoky , A big admirer of President ElSadat . I am trying to establish a club for Sadat's admirers. You're welcome to join the club and I can always use more photos of him. If you have any new photos you think I can use or have any suggestions for the site, please email me at

25. Palestine-UN.org 3. If Israel fails to meet this commitment, the framework shall be void and invalid. Sincerely, mohamed anwar el sadat. Sincerely, mohamed anwar el sadat. http://www.palestine-un.org/peace/c_b.html

Exchange of Letters All letters from Mr. Carter are dated September 22, 1978, all the other letters are dated September 17, 1978. The President Camp David Thurmont, Maryland September 17, 1978 Dear Mr. President: I have the honor to inform you that during two weeks after my return home I will submit a motion before Israel's Parliament (the Knesset) to decide on the following question: If during the negotiations to conclude a peace treaty between Israel and Egypt all outstanding issues are agreed upon, "are you in favor of the removal of the Israeli settlers from the northern and southern Sinai areas or are you in favor of keeping the aforementioned settlers in those areas?" The vote, Mr. President, on this issue will be completely free from the usual Parliamentary Party discipline to the effect that although the coalition is being now supported by 70 members out of 120, every member of the Knesset, as I believe, both of the Government and the Opposition benches will be enabled to vote in accordance with his own conscience. Sincerely yours

26. EL FONDO HISTORICO Translate this page proclamó República. Después de su muerte en 1970, su sucesor fuè mohamed anwar el-sadat, quien fué asesinado en 1981. mohamed Hosni http://www.egypttourism.org/Spanish/TravelTips/historical_background.htm

EL FONDO HISTORICO Registros de historia Egipcia datan de 4,000 A.C. cuando cazadores nómadas se asentaron en el valle del Nilo. Pero fue en 3,100 A.C. que Egipto coronó su primer Faraón, Menes, que luego unificó el país en dos regiones, Egipto Alto (Delta) y Egipto Bajo (desde Giza hasta Asuán). La historia de Egipto se puede resumir de la siguiente forma: Predinastía Egipcia: C 5,000 - 3,200 AC Dinastía Egipcia: C 3,200 - 2,700 A.C. Desarrollo de la sociedad, ley y religin. Reino Antiguo: C 2,700 - 2,600 A.C. Grandes logros especialmente en el area de administración, astronomía y agricultura. Reino Medio: C 2,260 - 1,780 A.C. Una era de prosperidad y expansión en política y economía. Tebas llegó a ser la capital de Egipto. Luego, Egipto fue invadido por los Hyksos quienes se quedaron en Egipto por 150 años antes que fueran sacados del paìs. Reino Moderno: C 1,580 - 1,085 A.C. Cuatro siglos de esplendor, prosperidad, logros espirituales y artísticos. La arquitectura alcanzò su apogeo. Decadencia: C 1,090 - 332 A.C. El país cayo bajo la influencia de los sacerdotes. En 525 A.C. Egipto fué conquistado por los Persas.

27. History After his death in 1970, Nasser was succeeded by mohamed anwar elsadat who was assassinated in 1981. mohamed Hosni Moubarak was elected to Presidency. http://www.egypttourism.org/New Site/info/history.htm

Recorded history in Egypt began around 4,000 B.C. when B.C. nomadic hunters settled in the Nile Valley. But it was in 3,100 B.C. that Egypt crowned her first Pharaoh, Menes, who later unified the country's two regions, Lower Egypt (The Delta) and Upper Egypt (from Giza to Aswan in the South). Egypt's history can be summarized as follows: Predynastic Egypt: C 3,200 B.C. Dynastic Egypt: C 2,700 B.C. Development of society,law and religion. The Old Kingdom: C 2,600 B.C.Great achievements especially in the fields of administration, astronomy and architecture. The Middle Kingdom: C 1,780 B.C. An era of prosperity and expansion of political strength and economic, horizons. Thebes became the capital. Later, Egypt was invaded by the Hyksos, coming from Caucasia, who remained for 150 years until finally driven back. The New Kingdom: C 1,085 B.C. Four centuries of splendor, prosperity and spiritual and artistic achievements.

28. Critic Starring Ahmed Zaki, Mervat Amin, Mona Zaki, Ahmed elSakka Directed by mohamed Khan The cairolive.com rating 6 (out of 10) Do you like anwar el-sadat? http://www.cairolive.com/newcairolive/critic/sadat.html

search our site: about us feedback advertise syndicate register now for site updates (type your email here) Ayam El-Sadat (Days of Sadat) Starring: Ahmed Zaki, Mervat Amin, Mona Zaki, Ahmed El-Sakka Directed by: Mohamed Khan The cairolive.com rating: 6 (out of 10) Do you like Anwar El-Sadat? That may be the most valid indicator as to whether or not you'll like this film. For this film, more than anything, is a film from the perspective of Anwar El-Sadat, and his wife Jehan. Sadat is portrayed as a hero, who always has been one, and Jehan's love for the young revolutionary knows no bounds. Ayam Al-Sadat is a nicely paced if a bit too crudely cut dramatization of the life of a man who did so much that any part of it could have been made into an intricate drama. But no the goal here is to harvest 40 years or more. Much more actually, if you count the double and triple flashbacks to Sadat learning Qur'an in a kuttab, and working as a tiny boy in the fields like every other fallah. Perhaps everybody who sees this film will learn something they didn't already know about the late president of Egypt. "I didn't know Jehan's mother was English!" said one movie-goer. This is the story of a revolutionary man. He helps organize political assassinations, deftly cons his way out of criminal trials, spends quality time in solitary confinement, and arrives at the revolution a little late after all, he was at a movie. It's all in here his life with Abdel-Nasser, the '73 war, peace with Israel, his assassination. A survey of the life of one of the most important Egyptians of the 20th century.

29. Anwar_Sadat Information, Explanation, Recent Texts, Monographs Kirk Beattie anwar el sadat by anwar sadat In Search of Identity An Autobiography by Catrevas Autumn of Fury The Assassination of sadat by mohamed Heikal A http://essential-facts.com/primary/characters-n-countries/Anwar_Sadat.html

refined (including recent related patents.) Anwar Sadat December 25 October 6 ) was an Egyptian politician and President of Egypt from to . He participated in the coup which dethroned King Farouk I . In , after holding many positions in the Egyptian government, he was chosen to be Vice-President by his friend President Gamal Abdal Nasser . When Nasser died the following year, Sadat became President. Anwar Sadat In , Sadat, together with Syria , led Egypt into the Yom Kippur War with Israel , trying to reclaim parts of the Sinai Peninsula , which had been conquered by Israel during the Six-Day War . While Israel eventually prevailed in this conflict, Sadat's initial victories managed to restore the Egyptian morale, laying the ground for a peace settlement several years later. For many years after Sadat was known as the "hero of the Crossing ". On November 19 Sadat became the first Arab leader to officially visit Israel when he met with Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin and spoke before the Knesset in Jerusalem . He made the visit after receiving an invitation from Begin and he sought a permanent peace settlement (much of the Arab world was outraged by the visit). In , this resulted in the Camp David Peace Agreement , for which Sadat and Begin received the Nobel Peace Prize . However, the action was extremely unpopular in the

30. Exchange Of Letters Sincerely, mohamed anwar el sadat His Excellency Menachem Begin Prime Minister of Israel Dear Mr. Prime Minister I have received your letter of September 17 http://www.usembassy-israel.org.il/publish/peace/cdappend.htm

CAMP DAVID ACCORDS September 17, 1978 - Annex to the Framework Agreements United Nations Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338. Exchanges of Letters All letters from Mr. Carter are dated September 22, 1978, all the other letters are dated Sept. 17, 1978. The President Camp David Thurmont, Maryland September 17, 1978 Dear Mr. President: I have the honor to inform you that during two weeks after my return home I will submit a motion before Israel's Parliament (the Knesset) to decide on the following question: If during the negotiations to conclude a peace treaty between Israel and Egypt all outstanding issues are agreed upon, "are you in favor of the removal of the Israeli settlers from the northern and southern Sinai areas or are you in favor of keeping the aforementioned settlers in those areas?" The vote, Mr. President, on this issue will be completely free from the usual Parliamentary Party discipline to the effect that although the coalition is being now supported by 70 members out of 120, every member of the Knesset, as I believe, both of the Government and the Opposition benches will be enabled to vote in accordance with his own conscience. Sincerely yours, Menachem Begin His Excellency Anwar Al-Sadat President of the Arab Republic of Egypt Cairo September 22, 1978 Dear Mr. President: I transmit herewith a copy of a letter to me from Prime Minister Begin setting forth how he proposes to present the issue of the Sinai settlements to the Knesset for the latter's decision. In this connection, I understand from your letter that Knesset approval to withdraw all Israeli settlers from Sinai according to a timetable within the period specified for the implementation of the peace treaty is a prerequisite to any negotiations on a peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. Sincerely, Jimmy Carter Enclosure: Letter from Prime Minister Begin His Excellency Jimmy Carter President of the United States September 17, 1978 Dear Mr. President: In connection with the "Framework for a Settlement in Sinai" to be signed tonight, I would like to reaffirm the position of the Arab Republic of Egypt with respect to the settlements: 1. All Israeli settlers must be withdrawn from Sinai according to a timetable within the period specified for the implementation of the peace treaty. 2. Agreement by the Israeli Government and its constitutional institutions to this basic principle is therefore a prerequisite to starting peace negotiations for concluding a peace treaty. 3. If Israel fails to meet this commitment, the "framework" shall be void and invalid. Sincerely, Mohamed Anwar El Sadat His Excellency Menachem Begin Prime Minister of Israel Dear Mr. Prime Minister: I have received your letter of September 17, 1978, describing how you intend to place the question of the future of Israeli settlements in Sinai before the Knesset for its decision. Enclosed is a copy of President Sadat's letter to me on this subject. Sincerely, Jimmy Carter Enclosure: Letter from President Sadat His Excellency Jimmy Carter President of the United States September 17, 1978 Dear Mr. President: I am writing you to reaffirm the position of the Arab Republic of Egypt with respect to Jerusalem. 1. Arab Jerusalem is an integral part of the West Bank. Legal and historical Arab rights in the city must be respected and restored. 2. Arab Jerusalem should be under Arab sovereignty. 3. The Palestinian inhabitants of Arab Jerusalem are entitled to exercise their legitimate national rights, being part of the Palestinian People in the West Bank. 4. Relevant Security Council resolutions, particularly Resolutions 242 and 267, must be applied with regard to Jerusalem. All the measures taken by Israel to alter the status of the City are null and void and should be rescinded. 5. All peoples must have free access to the City and enjoy the free exercises of worship and the right to visit and transit to the holy places without distinction or discrimination. 6. The holy places of each faith may be placed under the administration and control of their representatives. 7. Essential functions in the City should be undivided and a joint municipal council composed of an equal number of Arab and Israeli members can supervise the carrying out of these functions. In this way, the city shall be undivided. Sincerely, Mohamed Anwar El Sadat The President Camp David Thurmont, Maryland 17 September 1978 Dear Mr. President: I have the honor to inform you, Mr. President, that on 28 June 1967 - Israel's parliament (The Knesset) promulgated and adopted a law to the effect: "the Government is empowered by a decree to apply the law, the jurisdiction and administration of the State to any part of Eretz Israel (Land of Israel - Palestine), as stated in that decree." On the basis of this law, the government of Israel decreed in July 1967 that Jerusalem is one city indivisible, the capital of the State of Israel. Sincerely, Menachem Begin His Excellency Anwar al-Sadat President of the Arab Republic of Egypt Cairo Dear Mr. President: I have received your letter of September 17, 1978, setting forth the Egyptian position on Jerusalem. I am transmitting a copy of that letter to Prime Minister Begin for his information. The position of the United States on Jerusalem remains as stated by Ambassador Goldberg in the United Nations General Assembly on July 14, 1967, and subsequently by Ambassador Yost in the United Nations Security Council on July 1, 1969. Sincerely, Jimmy Carter His Excellency Jimmy Carter President of the United States The White House Washington, D.C. September 17, 1978 Dear Mr. President: In connection with the "Framework for Peace in the Middle East," I am writing you this letter to inform you of the position of the Arab Republic of Egypt, with respect to the implementation of the comprehensive settlement. To ensure the implementation of the provisions related to the West Bank and Gaza and in order to safeguard the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, Egypt will be prepared to assume the Arab role emanating from these provisions, following consultations with Jordan and the representatives of the Palestinian people. Sincerely, Mohamed Anwar El Sadat His Excellency Menachem Begin Prime Minister of Israel Dear Mr. Prime Minister: I hereby acknowledge that you have informed me as follows: A. In each paragraph of the Agreed Framework Document the expressions "Palestinians" or "Palestinian People" are being and will be construed and understood by you as "Palestinian Arabs." B. In each paragraph in which the expression "West Bank" appears it is being, and will be, understood by the Government of Israel as Judea and Samaria. Sincerely, Jimmy Carter

31. Levels Translate this page Régne de présidents mohamed anwar el-sadat. Epoque du Président Mohammad Anouar el sadate. (17 octobre 1970 ? 6 octobre 1981). L?Assemblée du Peuple. http://www.assembly.gov.eg/EPA/fr/Levels.jsp?levelid=97&levelno=3&parentlevel=80

32. In History - October 5th To 11th - Learn English Magazine - British Council mohamed anwar el sadat, who was 62 at the time of his death, had been a close associate of Col. Gamal abdel Nasser in the “Free http://www.learnenglish.org.uk/magazine/keesings_sadat.html

This week in history ... This week: October 5 - 11 New feature! Double-click on any word in the text to get its definition from Cambridge Online Dictionaries . The definition will open in a new window. October 1981 Assassination of President Sadat The attack on President Sadat took place shortly before 1 p.m. local time on Oct. 6 during the military parade held annually to mark the opening of the Egyptian offensive in the 1973 Arab-Israeli war. As Egyptian Air Force jets were flying over the parade ground, a lorry in the ground procession stopped in front to of the presidential rostrum, apparently because of mechanical failure. Armed men then emerged from the lorry and approached the rostrum, throwing grenades and firing with automatic weapons. The President was hit almost immediately and seven others were injured, some seriously. It was subsequently established by the Egyptian authorities that four men had mounted the attack, all of whom were arrested. Keesings Worldwide Online THIS WEEK IN ...

33. Destiny, Luck Or Circumstances ?? I never imagine that this friendly darkskinned man sharing the cell with my brother was Major mohamed anwar el sadat !!!!! and http://www.britains-smallwars.com/Yahia2/Destiny.htm

Destiny, Luck or circumstances Luck or mere circumstances may have played their major part in my life. I was born in Port-Said on December 18th., 1937, grown up and spent my childhood and the early teen years in this Multicultural, half European City with its various civilisations. As the rest of the Port Said citizens, our life was bound to the Suez Canal, my father who was working as Engineer at the International Suez Canal Company ). Witness of some modern Egyptian History Living in Port Said was a coincidence of life, that helped to witness the most critical era of the modern. Egyptian History President Anwar El Sadat Hady was a leading member of Misr El Faith (Young Egypt) movement, which aimed at fighting the British Occupation - by all means -. Often, I had to join our servant when he brought food to him and to his cell comrade (with hidden instructions in my shorts from Mohamed Makhlouf, the one who used to print the Propaganda leaflets against the Occupation, and later against the Anglo-French troops in Port Said ), because the police guard let me in without searching. I never imagine that this friendly dark-skinned man sharing the cell with my brother was Major Mohamed Anwar El Sadat !!!!!. and as it happened , would become sometime the President of Egypt ?. King Farouk was the Egyptian Monarch. Who ever thought of it ( except Gamal Abdel Nasser, later). The 1936 Anglo-Egyptian Treaty It did not last long, before the Egyptian Prime Minister, Nahas Pasha has annulled on the 15th October 1951 the 1936 Anglo-Egyptian treaty with Britain. See

34. Psychicbrad.com 3. Autumn of Fury The Assassination of sadat by mohamed Heikal, Muhammad Hasanayn 4. anwar el sadat by anwar sadatHarperCollins Released June, 1979 http://www.psychicbrad.com/?view=cs&first_name=Anwar&last_name=Sadat

35. Iaw 400. Abdel-Rahman Abd-el-Barr, sadat anwar, mohamed Rustom, Shehryar Shaikh. 500. sadat anwar, mohamed Rustom, Shehryar Shaikh, Shahin Malam. http://www.utoronto.ca/muslim/iaw.htm

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36. DATOS HISTORICOS - CARTAS AUTÓGRAFAS AFRICA Translate this page la República Árabe de Egipto, anwar el sadat, a los República Árabe de Egipto, mohamed Hosny Mubarak República Árabe de Egipto, anwar el sadat, al General http://www.rree.gob.sv/sitio/ArchivosHistoricos.nsf/$$ViewTemplate for ArchivoHi

37. CONFLICTO EN EL MEDIO ORIENTE - Monografias.com Translate this page organismo fundado en 1960 en Bagdad con el objetivo de velar por los intereses de los países productores de petróleo. (8)sadat, mohamed anwar (1918-1978 http://www.monografias.com/trabajos6/comey/comey.shtml

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39. International Conferences Speech extract of HE President mohamed anwar elsadat Gold Mercury International Conference for Peace and Co-operation in Cairo in 1979. http://www.goldmercury.org/main_inter_conference.html

The first Gold Mercury Conference was held in Rome in 1970 under the high patronage of President Giuseppe Saragat of Italy. Since that time Gold Mercury International has been honoured by the patronage and participation in its conferences of King Juan Carlos I of Spain, Egyptian Presidents Anwar Sadat and Hosni Mubarak, Soviet leader Leonid Breznev, United Nations Secretary Boutros Boutros Ghali, Italian Presidents Giovanni Leone and Giulio Andreotti, Sheikh Khalifia bin Sulman Al-Khalifia of Bahrain, President Luis Herrera Campins of Venezuela among many others. Gold Mercury Award Historic Conference Speeches Speech made by the President of the Italian Republic Hon. Giuseppe Saragat to the winners of the Gold Mercury Award 1970 (English)

40. Al-Ahram Weekly | Profile | Jehan El-Sadat: Destinies Forged Anew He is so cuddly and full of fun, she says, and then repeats his name slowly anwar elsadat She is suddenly lost in a private world. photo mohamed Wasim. http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2000/493/profile.htm

Al-Ahram Weekly 3 - 9 August 2000 Issue No. 493 Published in Cairo by AL-AHRAM established in 1875 Egypt Region International Economy ... Cartoons Jehan El-Sadat: Destinies forged anew In softly echoing reception rooms, the past is history but its perfume lingers on Profile by Fayza Hassan ..the wedding; with 6 October veterans; with former President Jimmy Carter; Rafiki preceded his mistress by half a step as she walked into the elegantly appointed reception rooms of the once heavily guarded villa on the Nile, President Anwar El-Sadat's residence. The grey Persian sniffed the air delicately friends or foes? and, reassured, made the rounds to allow our culture editor Mursi Saad El-Din and myself to admire him in all his furry splendour. A beauty in his own right, Rafiki did not attract the attention he deserved from me, however, as I watched Jehan El-Sadat approach, a welcoming smile brightening her luminous eyes, so reminiscent of those of her feline companion. In the sun filtering through the bay windows, they shone almost gold and it was only later that I could determine their colour more accurately: a light green with dancing specks of orange. A translucent complexion given to blushing and lightly dusted with freckles, as well as light blond hair, betrayed an Anglo-Saxon connection. She wore unpretentious, well-cut grey silk pants, with a matching short top and a long silk blouse in a snakeskin print. The mules on her feet featured the same design, a hint that Mrs El-Sadat is up on the latest fashions.

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