Sunday, March 24, 2002

• Macao SAR Transport Secretary Kicks Off U.S. Visit
• Over 80 Percent Taiwanese Willing to Work on Mainland
• 15 people Missing in Ship Accident, East China
• Oman Expects to Increase Cooperation With China
• Ecuadorian President Visits Shanghai

• Chinese Firms Renew Oil Deal with Oman
• Foreigners in China Have More Access to Duty-Free Goods
• Tianjin Holds Bidding for Its First Garbage-Fueled Power Plant

• Bush Arrives in Peru for Official Visit
• Sharon Wishes to Attend Arab Summit in Beirut
• 8 Palestinians Killed in Mideast Violence
• Demonstration Held in Paris for Peace in Middle East
• "Iron Lady" Thatcher to Leave Public Life
• Senior Arab Officials Meet to Prepare Agenda for FM Meeting
• Japanese Team Arrives in E. Timor for Peacekeeping

• Chinese Diving Queen to Marry Hong Kong Financial Secretary
• HK People Urged to Join Hands to Fight Against Tuberculosis
• Int'l Traditional Chinese Medicine Exhibition to Be Held
• Ministers Plant Trees Together in Beijing