Near East, South Asia Report [electronic resource].

Published: [Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1985.
Physical Description: 256 pages : figures, illustrations, tables

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Near East/South Asia report (1983-1987) ; JPRS-NEA-85-084

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GULF PERSPECTIVE ON REGIONAL ISSUES by Fu'ad Matar -- ROLE OF GULF COOPERATION COUNCIL EXAMINED by Sulayman Nimr -- ANNUAL BANK REPORT ON GULF ECONOMIES by Aileen Keating -- INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN GCC by Badr Mohyuddin -- SFRY SCIENTIFIC, CULTURAL COOPERATION -- ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL AGREEMENT -- SOVIET FOLKLORIC TROUP TOUR -- HIGHLIGHTS OF PRESIDENT'S MAY DAY SPEECH REVIEWED by Ibrahim Sa'dah -- SINAI PROGRESS SINCE ISRAELI WITHDRAWAL OUTLINED by Ahmad Nafi' -- STUDY SAYS BLOOD REVENGE STILL COMMON IN UPPER EGYPT -- WATER RESOURCES, DROUGHT DISCUSSED IN PEOPLE'S ASSEMBLY by Muhammad Mu'awwad, 'Abd-al-Jawwad 'Ali, Sharif al-'Abd -- VISITS WITH MOSCOW PENDING -- INTERVIEW WITH 'ABD-AL-SALAM JALLUD by 'Abd-al-Salam Jallud -- ALLEGED VOA ATTACKS ON JAMAHIRIYAH CRITICIZED -- MEMBERS OF GIRLS MILITARY COLLEGE SUPPORT SUICIDE OPERATIONS -- NUMAYRI'S BLUE NILE PALACE -- TRAINS FACE THEFT, LOOTING -- DISTRIBUTION OF U.S. AID -- INDUSTRIAL SYMPOSIUM -- PRIME MINISTER'S INTERVIEWS -- ASSASSINATION ATTEMPTS -- COMMITTEE TO INTERROGATE FORMER MANAGER -- STORMS, RAINS INUNDATE EQUATORIA REGION -- ATTACK ON AMIR HIT -- TRANSPORTATION OF RELIEF MATERIALS -- SDAR AMBASSADOR TO MOZAMBIQUE DISCUSSES CURRENT ISSUES by Ambassador Brahim Mokhtar -- EXAMINATION OF MILITARY INTELLIGENCE WARNING CAPABILITY by Reuven Pedahtzur -- MUSLIM PUBLICATION SPECULATES ON RETURN OF POLITICAL PARTIES -- TRADE WITH TURKEY -- FRENCH LOAN -- MEASURES TO IMPROVE ECONOMY -- KUWAIT EXTENDS LOAN -- WAR TOLL LISTED -- 'ARAFAT GIVES VIEWS ON LATEST DEVELOPMENTS by Yasir 'Arafat -- GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF PRESS CRITICIZED -- SENSITIVITY TO EVENTS IN NEIGHBORING STATES EXPLORED by Wadi' al-Hilu -- GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT TRIPLES IN FIXED PRICES -- EUPHRATES DAM STATISTICS REVIEWED -- CAR CRASH KILLS COMMANDER -- PRESIDENT OPENS MODEL CITRUS FARM IN MA'RIB -- REPORT ON YEMEN BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT -- SANAA, TA'IZZ PROJECTS INAUGURATED -- CULTURAL AGREEMENT WITH GDR -- FOREIGN MINISTRY ADVISER -- LOAN AGREEMENT RATIFIED -- DOCUMENTS REVEAL U.S. AID TO RESISTANCE -- MULTIFACETED HELP TO FARMERS DISCUSSED WITH MINISTER -- SOVIET TROOPS REPORTEDLY MASSACRE 1,000 VILLAGERS -- GOVERNMENT'S MAJOR ROLE IN HOME MORTGAGE CONSTRUCTION LOAN -- REVOLUTIONARY COURTS REPORTEDLY SYMBOL OF TERROR -- AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION BASED ON LAND, WATER REFORM -- SUGAR PRODUCTION REACHES 671,350 TONS -- CULTURAL CHANGES MAKE LITERACY ACCESSIBLE TO ALL -- LAND, WATER GIVEN GRATIS TO FARMERS -- CONSTANT SUPERVISION TO CORRECT EDUCATION PROBLEMS -- CITIZENS REPORTEDLY PLAY ROLE IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT -- WOMEN PLAYING MAJOR ROLE IN COOPERATIVES -- GULBAHAR TEXTILE COMPANY SHOWS 59 PERCENT INCREASE -- LAND DEEDS DISTRIBUTED TO 600 FARMERS -- GROWTH OF PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES SINCE REVOLUTION EXAMINED -- IRRIGATION IMPROVING ACROSS COUNTRY -- FARMERS' COOPERATIVES EXPANDING ACROSS COUNTRY -- FARM PRODUCTION INCREASES DUE TO VARIOUS REFORMS -- FARMERS COOPERATIVES BOAST 51,000 MEMBERS -- MECHANIZED FARMING TO INCREASE PRODUCTION -- OVER 28,000 ACRES DISTRIBUTED TO FARMERS -- CENTER FOR AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH CREATED -- COLLECTIVE VOLUNTARY CLEANING PROJECTS UNDERWAY IN KABUL -- WORKERS COMMITTED TO INCREASED PRODUCTION -- GOVERNMENT ISSUES PRESS NOTE ON CHITTAGONG INCIDENT -- BANGLADESH DELEGATE ADDRESSES SARC FOREIGN MINISTERS -- MARTIAL LAW ADMINISTRATOR MEETS WITH CHITTAGONG TRIBALS -- Pledge Less Than Last Year -- Finance Adviser Returns From Paris -- Poor Utilization of Aid -- CHOWDHURY RETURNS FROM JIDDAH IPC MEETING -- MARTIAL LAW ORDER ON PRICING RETAIL, WHOLESALE GOODS -- FOOD PRODUCTION REPORTED TO FALL SHORT OF PLAN TARGET by Syed Badiuzzaman -- WRITER NOTES 'DISQUIETING' LEVEL OF BORROWING BY BANKS by Moazzem Hossain -- ARAFAT STOP OVER AT DHAKA -- AID FROM UK -- INDIANS 'KIDNAP' BANGLADESHI -- RATION SYSTEM PANEL -- NEW SWEDISH AMBASSADOR -- ENVOY FROM KUWAIT. and AMBASSADOR TO YUGOSLAVIA -- SUPPORT FROM JAPAN -- AMBASSADOR TO NORWAY -- BORDER RESIDENT KILLED -- INDIANS STEEL CATTLE -- BUDAPEST TELEVISION INTERVIEWS GANDHI ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS by Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi -- KHAMENE'I: CLERGY MUST PUBLICIZE UNITY BY ACTION -- KHAMENE'I URGES SUSTAINED CAMPAIGN AGAINST ILLITERACY -- MUSAVI DETAILS WAR, ECONOMY, FRENCH, RUSSIAN RELATIONS -- COMMERCIAL TRADE WITH USSR TO REACH 2 BILLION DOLLARS -- BRITAIN BLASTED FOR BLAMING IRAN ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS -- ISLAMIC REPUBLIC'S COMMITMENT TO SEVER IMPERIALISTS FROM REGION -- OFFICIAL DENIES RUMORS OF RETURNS OF NATIONALIZED COMPANIES -- PRODUCTION INDEX UP FOR LARGE INDUSTRIES -- SUCCESS IN CONTROLLING INFLATION SAID RESULT OF BASIC REFORMS -- MAJLIS APPROVES ALL PROVISIONS OF EXPORT-IMPORT BILL -- GROWTH OUTPUT OF NATIONAL INDUSTRIES ANNOUNCED by Engineer Hoseyn Mahru -- PROFIT, LOSS OF 500 INDUSTRIAL UNITS ANNOUNCED -- PRIME MINISTER URGES LESS DEPENDENCE ON IMPORTED EDIBLE OIL -- ASGHAR KHAN CALLS FOR ABOLITION OF FEUDAL SYSTEM by Badrul Islam Butt -- MINISTER SAYS GOVERNMENT IN FAVOR OF 'LARGE SCALE DEREGULATION' -- NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY DEMANDS EXPULSION OF U.S. AMBASSADOR -- COMMENTARY SEES LITTLE CHANGE IN INDIAN POLICY TOWARD PAKISTAN by Khalid Akhtar -- LEGISLATORS EMPOWERED TO SANCTION LOANS by Anwar Rajani -- KAUSAR NIAZI SPEAKS AGAINST MARTIAL LAW, CONFEDERATION -- INDIA'S STANCE ON AFGHANISTAN CRITICIZED by Nurul Hasan Hashmi -- COMMENTARY ON FOREIGN AID DISCUSSES DEBT SERVICING REPAYMENT -- CLOSURE OF CHASHMA CANAL SAID THREAT TO PUNJAB ECONOMY by Nusrat Javeed -- PLANS FOR RAILWAYS DEVELOPMENT REPORTED -- MANUFACTURE OF FERTILIZER, ALCOHOL, PLANTS PLANNED by Anwar Rajani -- WATER SHORTAGE SAID TO HURT RICE, SUGARCANE CROP -- MILITARY COURT CONVICTS 21 FOR ANTI-STATE ACTIVITIES -- JATOI SAYS PEOPLE FED UP WITH MARTIAL LAW -- MOVING PIA HEADQUARTERS SAID DELAYED BY EXPENSE INVOLVED -- WORLD ISLAMIC BANK SAID BEING PLANNED -- FAILURE TO RESTORE DEMOCRACY SAID FEEDING EXTREMIST TENDENCIES by Irshad Ahmed Haqqani.

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Document Date: 6/25/1985.

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