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

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صفحة 79 من FO 371/148955

النزاعات الحدودية بين أبوظبي وقطر والسعودية, 1960

REMARKS REFERENCES KAPAI 39 : * Claimed by Abu Dhabi and Qatar.Abu Dhabi probably has the strongerclaim Volume II Annex G NO. 2 paragraph 11page 275As at (1) and (iii) above; see alsoVolume II Annex G NO. 2 MAKHASIB 24031' N51° 50' E Claimed by Abu Dhabi and Qatar.Abu Dhabi probably has the strongerclaim strongerclaim. SHURA' AWAH 2015 Claimed by Abu Dhabi and Qatar,although it is not clear whether thelatter entertains entertains a firm claim tothe island.Abu Dhabi probably has the strongerclaim. As at (i) - (iv) above;
صفحة 55 من FO 371/126850

السيادة على جزر الخليج ومياهه الإقليمية, 1957

SECRET - She 55 MACHASIB. 24° 31' N. 51° 50' E. Description:- a little, flat, rocky islet about 7 KAFAI.Sovereignty:- as for KAHAI. SHURA' AWAH 250 N. 520 15' E. Description:- a very small island not KAFAI. Sovereignty:- as for KAFAI.DAYINAHI 240 57' N. 52° 24' E. Description:- low, flat, and sandy, bearing black detached rock at the north end risingabout 9 feet above high water. It is about 12 miles long and600 Sovereignty:- torritory of the Ruler of Abu Dhabi.QARNAIN 24° 57' N. 52° 51' E. Description:- about 13 miles
صفحة 402 من FO 464/49

الجزيرة العربية: ملخص تاريخي للأحداث في مشيخات الخليج وسلطنة مسقط وعُمان، مع مجموعة من الاتفاقيات النفطية والوثائق المتصلة، 1953-1964،, الأول من يناير 1964 إلى الحادي والثلاثين من ديسمبر 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 371/174739

الرعاية الصحية, 1964

relates to healthcare in Abu Dhabi. It contains correspondence relating to: Dr N L Corkill’s interim report report on healthcare in Abu Dhabi, informing the Ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Shakhbut Bin Sultan Al Nahyan post (21) Report by Dr Corkill on healthcare in Abu Dhabi (28) Recruitment of staff for Al Maktoum Hospital
صفحة 54 من FO 371/126850

السيادة على جزر الخليج ومياهه الإقليمية, 1957

Indeterminate. Probably Bahrain has the stronger claim to BainahAs Saghir and Saudi Arabia to Bainah Alkabir ISLANDS These islands, lying off the coast of Qatar, wereawarded to Bahrain in 1939 by Her Majesty's Shaikh ol Qatar has acceptedunwillingly the de facto position without relinquishinghis claim, ANAIBAR ANAIBAR 24° 55' N. 500 45' E. Description:- a small island carrying a low peak,situated in the DOHAT AS SALWA under Qatar Sovereignty:- indeterminate. ISLANDS BETWEEN QATAR AND ABU DHABI.BUSHAIRIYA 24° 58' N. 510
صفحة 47 من ADM 53/17287

أرغونوت, 3 سبتمبر 1903 - 16 فبراير 1904

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صفحة 181 من FO 371/156978

ترسيم الحدود بين قطر وأبوظبي, 1961

CONFIDENTIAL - 9 - that the eastern part of his southern boundary ran from Sauda Nathil through line was put forward withoutprejudice to any Abu Dhabi claims in the same area. TheBritish delegation, speaking speaking on behalf of the Shaikh of AbuDhabi, claimed that his north-western boundary began at SaudaNathil eastwards or noth eastwardsto the area of the Khor was claimed on his behalf. At thelast meeting of the conference put forward, as a basis for discussion theSaudi claim of 1935 (to which reference has already been made)modified
صفحة 147 من FO 371/98831

مفاوضات بين المملكة المتحدة والسعودية بشأن قضايا الحدود. رمز ES ملف 1081 (المرفقات 44 - 65), 1952

Shaikh Ali bin Abdulla of Qatar. H.E. Shaikh Shakhbut bin Sultan of Abu Dhabi. The Amir Taisal opened Rulers now that Shaikh Ali of Qatar and Shaikh Shakhbut of Abu Dhabi were present. Sir Hubert Hay said for the foreign relations of Qatar and Abu Dhabi. The Rulers' claims based on strictly legal considerations existing facts. First, he desired to know how H. :1. suggested that the discussions should proceed. In relations of Qatar and Abu Dhabi, but that he desired to hear the Shaikhs themselves voice their claims as this
FO 371/179940

السلطة القضائية, 1965

States and a further approach to the Ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Shakhbut Bin Sultan Al Nahyan to obtain Jurisdiction Abu Dhabi Traffic Regulation (Continuation in Force) Regulation 1965 (Queen's Regulation No 1 of 1965) 1965) and Abu Dhabi Traffic Regulation (Continuation of Operation) Regulation 1965 (Queen's Regulation Courts Ordinance and other bills under consideration (9) Draft articles for inclusion in a Trucial States of the Abu Dhabi Income Tax Law and his decision to approve the 50/50 agreement with Abu Dhabi Petroleum
صفحة 93 من FCO 46/630

التواجد العسكري البريطاني في الخليج الفارسي, 1970

would be offered as appropriate to Bahrain, Qatar, Abu Dhabi and Dubai, The recommendations regarding assistance in (1) to (n) above should stand in respect of Bahrain, Qatar, Abu Dhabi and Dubai. NOTHING
صفحة 116 من FO 464/50

الجزيرة العربية: ملخص تاريخي للأحداث في مشيخات الخليج وسلطنة مسقط وعُمان، 1953-1964، المجلد 1، الفصول 1-6, الأول من يناير 1967 إلى الحادي والثلاثين من يناير 1967

as: 18° 45' N. X 52° E., Ramlat Shu’uait to 18° N. X 52° 20' E., Wadi Khawat to 17° 10' N. X 52° 45' WadiHabarut, that he was satisfied that the boundary claimed by the Sultan wassubstantially correct, subject physical features. He claimed that the Governor's reply was anacceptance of his claim to certain disputed the end of 1964. (B) ABU DHABI 79. In view of the possibility of conflicting claims by oil companies it to survey and delimit that part of the Muscat/ Abu Dhabi frontier lyingsouth of the Buraimi Oasis as far
صفحة 115 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

as: 18° 45' N. X 52° E., Ramlat Shu'uait to 18° N. X 52° 20' E., Wadi Khawat to to17° 10' N. X 52° 45' WadiHabarut, that he was satisfied that the boundary claimed by the Sultan wassubstantially correct, subject physical features. He claimed that the Governor's reply was anacceptance of his claim to certain disputed the end of 1964. (B) ABU DHABI 79. In view of the possibility of conflicting claims by oil companies it to survey and delimit that part of the Muscat/Abu Dhabi frontier lyingsouth of the Buraimi Oasis as far