Addis Ababa Assassination Attempt
Escapes an armed attack while travelling from the airport to an African summit.
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Escapes an armed attack while travelling from the airport to an African summit.
Survives an armed assassination attempt while travelling to an African summit in Addis Ababa.
Accuses Sudanese authorities of supporting the plot to assassinate him in Addis Ababa.
Represents Egyptian diplomatic backing as a witness to the Interim Agreement.
Supports the Interim Agreement as Egypt encourages Israeli-Palestinian implementation and regional stability.
Supports Egyptian diplomatic efforts encouraging implementation of the Israeli-Palestinian Interim Agreement.
Is convicted in the United States of conspiring to conduct bombings and assassinations.
A federal jury at New York finds Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman and nine other militant Muslims guilty of conspiring to carry out a campaign of terrorist bombings and assassinations aimed at forcing Washington to abandon its support of Israel
Mubarak is said to have authorized bombings on Al-Gamaa al-Islamiyya which by 1999 saw 20,000 persons placed in detention related to the revolutionary Islamic organisations
Authorizes an intensified security campaign against al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya during Egypt's insurgency.
Strengthens Egyptian control of the disputed Halaib Triangle after tensions with Sudan.
The Treaty of Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons is made permanent
Alleged assassination attempt involving noxious gases and Egyptian Islamic Jihad while in Ethiopia for a conference of the Organisation of African Unity
The Treaty of Non-proliferation of Nuclear Weapons is made permanent
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