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Page 22 of FCO 8/1950

Discussions between UK and USA on Persian Gulf, 1973 Jan 01 - 1973 Dec 31

IN REGISTRY Telephone 01 - Your reterence J A N Graham Esg CMG Washington Our reference Date 6 on in spite of the change of Secretary of State. 2. I should like to keep the agenda as flexible as possible regimes in order to take some of the pressure off Kuwait and Oman. We could also have a run over the ground
Page 112 of FCO 8/5430

Arab publications in the Gulf and the UK, 1984 Jan 01 - 1984 Dec 31

2017REGIVEN REGISTRY NO. - 5 JUN 1984DESK OFFICERFINDEX A n Mi Hegele toient tot on HMA 29 MAY 1984 opies Esq MED FCOChanceries Beirut, ). Jedda, Muscat, )Kuwait, Doha, soutBahrain, Baghdad,) sureTehran PRIORITY Abu Dhabi, to the Lebanese magazine "Al-Sayyad". 2. The main points of the interview are: (a) The standard
Page 70 of FCO 8/960

Territorial problems: disputed islands, 1968 Jan 01-1968 Dec 31

BAHRAIN AGENCY.L. Bullard, Esq., DUBAI.A. N. Graham, Esq., KUWAIT. J. M. Craig, Esq., JEDDA.S. L. Egerton NEW YORK.A. B. Urwick, Esq., WASHINGTON. con su -2 SECRET

Page 74 of FO 371/168873

Political relations: UK: resumption of relations, 1963

mot indulging a political setiye at his neighbound n particular they could not beazowed to use ads. Abia details of the support for theCeni rebels cuid te ondoa n s and you could offer toinfosation gia to temo rebeld matto to obtain18 poison, e n met omaavance on totwhen the ocean arise, n e do not ask you to work for way12 have built up to set us pomiasion an emessoney.2. She was hovo posched with questa so het inindi c
Page 27 of FO 371/104378

Draft regulations for the Port of Sitra in Bahrain, 1953

West Corner 26010' 11" N. Lat. 50°39' 33" 2.Long. North East Corner 26°11' 08" N. Lat. 50°43'04" E.Long East Coxner 26°09' 37" N. Lat. 50°42' 46" E,Long. South West Corner 26°08' 40" N. Lat. 50°40' 14" E.Long
Page 103 of FCO 8/1566

Formation of United Arab Emirates, 1971 Jan 01-1971 Dec 31

completed,(a) PAD has given Rashid Qatari texts of N&T but has yet to discuss with other Rulers.(e) Seal type English Notes(7) and adapt Qatari Arabic of T & N.(8) Annexes to CEL for UAE & RaK to be agreed and and binders. (i) Type Arabic N(7) and English and Arabic CEL(2) and 1(2).(3) Full powers, and draft letters procedures checked.D1 Copies of UN applications to Zaid.2 Action completed.3 Brief Rulers on ICAO matters.4(a)
Page 177 of FCO 8/2002

Exports of military equipment from UK to Kuwait, 1973 Jan 01 - 1973 Dec 31

PP MODUK PP KUWAIT CYPHER CAT A FM DUBAI CONFIDENTIAL TO PRIORITY MODUK TELNO KUWAIT. DIG EDW. FOR MOHAMMED THAT KUWAIT MOD REQUIRE UNTIL WEDNESDAY TO MAKE FINAL DECISION AND HAVE ASKED KUWAIT EMBASSY TO MY TELEGRAM TO KUWAIT. 2. ESSENTIAL WE LET DUBAL HAVE ANSWER IMMEDIATELY AFTER KUWAIT DECISION SO THAT THIS SITUATION AND LET ME KNOW AT HOME AS SOON AS KUWAIT TELEGRAM RECEIVED ON WEDNESDAY. MCCARTHY BT

Page 48 of FO 371/120580

Negotiations between Saudi Arabia and UK over frontier between Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia in Buraimi, 1956

so if the Buraimi question is presented to the U. N. as a case of British aggression. Al-Ahram's correspondent believes that inclusion of the Buraimi dispute in the U. N. agenda as a case of British aggression, would be that settlement be made on the basis of the 1947 U. N. resolution on Palestine, The Americans simply supported supported Eden without making refer ence to the U. N. resolutions and without making any alternative proposal
Page 6 of FO 371/174720

Ports, 1964

position A, Lat. 24° 11' 25"N Long. 52° 37' 52" E to position B, lat. 24° 12' 37"N Long. 52° 38' 35"E to C C, lat. 24° 13' 11"N Long. 52° 39' 42".5E to D in lat. 24° 11' 45Long. 52° 41' 23"E to position E in in lat. 24° 10' 54"N Long. 52° 37' 53"E thence following the High Water line along the

Page 40 of FO 371/120647

Oil concessions in Muscat and Oman, 1956

He does however confirm that from the point 20°N X 55° E the line runs through al Buwairid, exclusive the original line given to the Company, namely, 20° N X 55° E. to Ras Sharbatat. Since the Sultan has fefinitely fefinitely limited Cities Service to the line 20°N X 55°E to Ras Shuwaimiya, the Sultan has no objection objection to I.P.C. surveying up to the straight line 20°N X 55°E to Ras Minji or even up to Ras Shuwaimiya:
Page 45 of FCO 8/2164

Technical assistance from UK to Middle East, 1974 Jan 01 - 1974 Dec 31

Mr J O Wright Mr J E Cable Mr N Aspin Mr HAA Hankey Mr D G Holland Mr E N Larmour Mr PHR Marshall Mr A Inspector. W37 W88 W13 CG115 E112 G2/3 E205 CG112 Mr R N Dales. Mr M I Goulding Mr A J Coles Mr A M Goodenough W15 Mr S H Broadbent Mr D L Brown Mr K Cullen Mr N P Bayne Mr P S Fairweather Mr SW Matthews Mr K J Windsor
Page 426 of FO 464/37

Arabia: memorial of Saudi Arabia; arbitration with Muscat and Abu Dhabi, volume 1, 1955 Jul 01 - 1955 Jul 31

intersection ofLongitude 55° E. and Latitude 22°30' N. (key point J).5. A straight line from key point J intersection ofLongitude 55° E. and Latitude 20° N. (key point G).6. A line running from key point G intersection ofLongitude 53° E. and Latitude 19° N. (key point H), drawnapproximately straight so as from key point H to the intersection ofLatitude 18° N. and a line known as the Violet Line. The line thus