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نتائج البحث عن claims by Qatar and Abu Dhabi to the Iland of Habul, 1-9-/n/84

إظهار أول 7,200 مواد

مفاوضات بين المملكة المتحدة والسعودية بشأن قضايا الحدود. رمز ES ملف 1081 (المرفقات 1 إلى 43), 1952

on frontier questions. Code ES file 1081 (papers 1 to 43) FO 371/98830 1952 This file contains correspondence the location of the first meeting; Abu Dhabi to attend but Qatar only if invited by Amir Faisal; and alternate meetings at Bahrain (1-9) Notes on the frontier of Qatar and Abu Dhabi; the composition of the British conference at Dammam on 28 January; the Ruler of Qatar is due to arrive in Dammam on 26 January (16-19) company's views on the western limits of the area in Abu Dhabi and the possible concession of Jebel Naksh (22-23)

FO 1016/525

شركة قطر للبترول: العلاقات مع حاكم قطر, 1956

Qatar Petroleum Company Ltd: relations with ruler of Qatar FO 1016/525 1956 This file concerns relations relations between the Ruler of Qatar Sheikh Ali Bin Abdulla Al Thani and the Qatar Petroleum Company Limited Agreement of accounts for 1955 between QPC and the Qatar Government Complications in the QPC’s funding of Technical School and the rest house in Bahrain Comment by N M P Reilly on the need to plan for when oil runs out in of oil from the Haradh area of Saudi Arabia via Qatar by the Arabian American Oil Company (ARAMCO) This

FO 371/157055

النفط, 1961

with the Ruler Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Al Maktoum (1, 13-14) Sharjah oil concession, including the Ruler Petroleum Company's efforts to persuade the Ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Shakhbut Bin Sultan Al Nahyan to accept concession area for Ras Al Khaimah (9) Oil operations in Abu Dhabi, and R S Crawford's meeting with IPC contains a 1958 map illustrating territorial claims by Abu Dhabi and Saudi Arabia (10) West German interest Ruler of Qatar (19) PDTC's intention to conduct a seismic survey of an area of the Abu Dhabi-Dubai frontier

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ترسيم الحدود بين قطر وأبوظبي, 1961

Political Residency, BARRAIN,March 26, 1962. - RG1081/1 Please refer to your letter 1086/610 of March 23to that there is no risis od ni eundemstanding with Abu Dhabi and it is therefore importantthat Hawley, to whom least wolnicial assancesof forbearance from the Abu Dhabi side bezove you setout on your visit into the overthe erection since 1936 of beacons ete. on Habul whichhe refers to in his letter of February 27, sepeetly with stoleo or Edge whocould give the Abu Dhabi police post advance notice ofthe date of your

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إمامة عُمان: تقرير أعده جورج رنتز, 1954

ARABIAN COAST BETWEEN ABU DHABI AND QATAR The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia claims the southern shore of the point on the southeastern coast of the Qatar Peninsula. This claim is contested by the British Government Government acting on behalf of the Rulers of Abu Dhabi and Qatar. For at least eighty years the British Government Government has expressly recognized the claim of Abu Dhabi to the coast as far as al-Udaid and its vicinity the extension of the authority of the Ruler of Qatar south to the vicinity of al-'Udaid, as no disposition

صفحة 98 من FO 464/32

الجزيرة العربية: التحكيم بشأن البريمي والحدود المشتركة بين أبوظبي والسعودية، مذكرة قدمتها الحكومة البريطانية، المجلد الأول, الأول من يوليو 1955 إلى الحادي والثلاثين من يوليو 1955

88 latitude 17°N. to join and continue along the Violet Line of the Anglo-TurkishConvention of 1914 of Qatarcompletely from that of Abu Dhabi, and would transfer from Qatar to SaʻūdiArabia an appreciable intervening hinterland, belonged to Abu Dhabi. Moreover,under these 1935 Saʻūdi claims, the Saʻūdi frontier did of 1914. 27. Extensive as they were, the Saʻūdi claims did not seem to exclude thepossibility of an acceptable BritishAmbassador in an Aide Memoire, dated April 9, 1935(3), proposed a frontierrunning from the head

FO 371/98431

انسحاب شركة سوبيريور أويل من عمليات النفط في الخليج بسبب مطالب الشيوخ غير المعقولة، التنازل عن امتياز شركة قطر مارين أويل من قبل شركة انترناشونال مارين أويل التابعة لها. رمز EA‏ ملف 15311, 1952

unreasonable demands by the Sheikhs; surrender of Qatar marine oil concession by its subsidiary International the concessions (1-3) Superior Oil Company's withdrawal from the Gulf and the Qatar Marine Oil concession the Qatar Oil Concession with International Marine Oil Company (9) Termination of the Abu Dhabi concession concession agreement between the Ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Shakhbut Bin Sultan Al Nahyan and the Superior of the concession agreement between the Ruler of Qatar Sheikh Ali Bin Abdulla Al Thani and the International

FCO 8/1149

العلاقات مع المملكة المتحدة, الأول من يناير 1969 إلى الحادي والثلاثين من ديسمبر 1969

8/1149 1969 Jan 01-1969 Dec 31 This file concerns Qatar’s internal political affairs and its relations with 1969, to attend a board meeting arranged by the Qatar Petroleum Company; and arrangements for Dr Kamel’s calls on G G Arthur and D J McCarthy to discuss Qatar’s relations with Saudi Arabia Conversations between and the Deputy Ruler of Qatar Sheikh Khailfa Bin Hamad Al Thani on 3 July 1969, 9 March 1969 and 28 October force, Iran’s claim to Bahrain, Britain’s intention to withdraw from the Gulf, the Abu Dhabi-Qatari boundary

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التعليم, 1961

DISTRIBUTION No.84 October 21, 1961 D. 2.45.p.m. October 21, 1961 Addressed to New York telegram No.84 of October Amman No.161, Dubai No.62, Abu Dhabi No.9 Please ask the Ruler of Abu Dhabi who is now in New York, if administrative officers for Abu Dhabi. Recruits were to have travelled to Abu Dhabi on October 22 but Acting

صفحة 82 من FCO 8/66

عملة الخليج, 1967

proviso in paragraph 1 of New Delhi telegram N. 128. If all the notes withdrawn in Qatar and the Trucial States States except Abu Dhabi are held for account of the Government of Qatar they should be shipped in the name of the Government of Qatar. As far as we are aware, there is no direct claim by Dubai, Sharjah, or any any of the other Trucial States (except Abu Dhabi) on the proceeds of redemption. If this is correct only two claimants acting as princip/ /als, Qatar and Abu Dhabi. It would follow from above that a breakdown

صفحة 78 من FO 464/51

الجزيرة العربية: ملخص تاريخي للأحداث في مشيخات الخليج وسلطنة مسقط وعُمان، ما بين 1953 و1964، المجلد الأول، الفصول من الأول إلى السادس, الأول من يناير 1967 إلى الحادي والثلاثين من يناير 1967

1952 on a visitto Zubarah had upset the Ruler of Qatar, and nothing could be done about hissubsequent actions out his claim to Zubarah and expressing himself unableto accept as a satisfaction of his claim the mere Salman, Ruler of Bahrain, died,and the ex-ruler of Qatar, Shaikh Ali, visited Bahrain to offer condolences Thegesture met with no response, and the Ruler of Qatar, out of patience with theBahrainis, built palaces pursued his claims. The Bahrain-Qatar sea-bed 6. The origins of the sea-bed dispute between Qatar and Bahrain

FO 371/168649

العلاقات التجارية بين المملكة المتحدة ومشيخات الخليج, 1963

Agency reports on the visits to Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, Buraimi, and Qatar, and the mission's own published report report 'Trade Prospects in the Arabian Gulf' (1, 3-8, 12, 17) G W Bell's planned visit to the Gulf on behalf (2, 18) Opposition of the rulers of Dubai and Abu Dhabi to Land Rover being represented in the Gulf by Zayani & Sons. Rashid Zayani blames Major P G Lorimer (9, 13, 15) Vickers demonstration tour of its hovercraft

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