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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

FO 371/168932

العلاقات التجارية: المملكة المتحدة, 1963

Medway Building and Supplies in the Trucial States (1) Forthcoming visit to the Gulf of Captain Charles Kendall and his interest in becoming the Ruler of Abu Dhabi's Representative in the UK (2) General Departmental out revised terms and conditions of cover for Abu Dhabi (3) Visit of Jeremy Thorpe MP to Dubai (4) Request and a new scheme he is involved in (5) Ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Shakhbut Bin Sultan Al Nahyan's dispute agent by the Ruler of Abu Dhabi (7) Request from the Political Agent in Abu Dhabi J E H Boustead to extend
FCO 8/52

مباحثات مع إيران بشأن خط الحدود البحري وجزر طنب وأبوموسى المتنازع عليها, 1967

on Median Line and disputed islands of Tunbs and Abu Musa FCO 8/52 1967 This file relates to relations Median Line with Saudi Arabia, the Tunbs, Sirri and Abu Musa. It contains correspondence concerning: Contacts sketch map Discussions on the Iranian claim to Sirri Island; the claims by the Rulers of Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah between HMG and Iran, involving swapping Sirri for Abu Musa The question of Dubai’s oil concession to the and the difficulty posed by the overlap of Iran’s claims to the territorial waters around Sirri with the
صفحة 97 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

Saʻūdi Government as to King Ibn Saʻūd's desiderata(1). The BritishGovernment, while it said that it would Hamza also indicated that King Ibn Saʻūd would claim thattribes formerly under his rule should so continue Murrah and the Manāsīras tribes which the King claimed to be within this category. Mr. Rendel repliedthat stated to be largely dependent upon the Shaikh of Abu Dhabi. 24. The London meetings of September, 1934, instructions as to the SaʻūdiGovernment's statement of its claims, the British Ambassador in Jiddah askedhim in conversations
FCO 8/64

الحدود الإقليمية البحرية., 1967-1968

file relates to the sizes of territorial seas claimed by Gulf States. It contains correspondence on: Crawford concerning whether HMG accepts 12-mile claims, the legal advice on this question and the diplomatic Ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, Abu Dhabi Marine Areas Limited, and Abu Dhabi Petroleum
FO 371/162819

زيارات حكام دول الخليج إلى المملكة المتحدة, 1962

visits by Sheikh Khalifa Bin Hamad Al Thani of Qatar, Sheikh Khalid Bin Mohammad Al Khalifa of Bahrain Shakhbut Al Nahyan of Abu Dhabi and Sayyed Tariq Bin Taimur of Muscat to the UK in 1962 (1) Official visits to invite Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan of Abu Dhabi (3) The Sultan of Muscat and Oman Sultan Saeed Proposal not to invite Sheikh Khalifa Bin Hamad of Qatar to the UK in 1962. The letter by the Lebanese journalist Sheikh Saqr Bin Mohammad of Ras Al Khaimah to the UK (9) Annual meeting for the consideration of the future
FO 371/148916

الوضع السياسي الداخلي: الإمارات المتصالحة, 1960

correspondence relating to: D F Hawley's visit to Abu Dhabi and Buraimi and his reception by Sheikh Saeed Al Nahyan and the Ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Shakhbut Bin Sultan Al Nahyan (1) E F Henderson's visit to capital in Buraimi, given his strong attachment to Abu Dhabi and the probability that he will improve his residence matters (9) R McGregor's conversation with Sheikh Zayed on the improvement of relations with Qatar, the future future development of Abu Dhabi and the personal character of Sheikh Shakhbut (11) Sheikh Shakhbut's
صفحة 84 من FO 371/163061

النفط, 1962

84 (BT 1531/30) FOREIGN OFFICE, S.W.1. April 9, 1962. CONFIDENTIAL We should be grateful for a very short telegram indicating whether the Ruler of Abu Dhabi has accepted Nadim Pachachi as his oil adviser a not-very-clear telegram from Alan Horan in Abu Dhabi which suggests that this is so. 2. I am sending sending a copy of this letter to Hugh Boustead at Abu Dhabi. (A. T. Lamb) J. P. Tripp, Esq., Bahrain.

صفحة 78 من FO 371/156979

ترسيم الحدود بين قطر وأبوظبي, 1961

CONFIDENTIAL The ikh of Qatar, for his part, has claimedsovereignty over an area in the Abu Dhabi Sheikhdomrunning Government has consistently refused torecognise claims so exaggerated by either partybut they have repeatedly referred to, as appertaining toAbu Dhabi. They have also recognised the Abu Dhabiclaim to the district of 'Aqal', geographical detailsof which are given in 1 111 of the Appendix to thisnote and which contains boundary of Qatar." Appendix. Boundary of Qatar.1. Extracts from Lorimer's Cazetteer. 1. Qatar.(N.B. Mr
صفحة 424 من FO 464/42

الجزيرة العربية: قضية تحكيم البريمي وثائق متنوعة، المجلد 3, الأول من يناير 1955 إلى الحادي والثلاثين من ديسمبر 1955

Sa'ūd's latest claims. Nor did the sa'ūdiGovernment, in its written reply, dated 18 June, 1949(1), makeany makeany statement as to the extent of its claims. On the otherhand, the Sa'ūdi Government did, in this reply should be held at Jiddah.The Sa'udi Territorial Claims, as set out in the writtenstatement dated 4 October Government began by declining toformulate their actual claims, and by trying to insist upon a is tal discussion areas. Pressed to say precisely whatareas it now claimed for Sa'ūdi Arabia, the Sa'ūdi Governmentultimately
FO 371/98832

مفاوضات بين المملكة المتحدة والسعودية بشأن قضايا الحدود. رمز ES ملف 1081 (المرفقات 66 إلى 94), 1952

report on the inhabitants of Liwa (78-79) Saudi claims that officials of a British oil company are operating Petroleum Development (Trucial Coast) Limited in Abu Dhabi (82) Confirmation that no work has been undertaken Petroleum Concessions Limited within the territories claimed by the Saudi Government (83) Appointment of Rashid personal Wali to the Ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Shakhbut Bin Sultan Al Nahyan (84) Note of a conversation with to Liwa, Dhafara, and other areas claimed by the Ruler of Abu Dhabi (87) Memorandum on the discussions
صفحة 334 من FO 1016/313

إمامة عُمان: تقرير أعده جورج رنتز, 1954

of Abu Dhabi exercise effective control over a much smaller area than is outlined bu these claims. In a good part of the coast between Abu Dhabi and Qatar is also claimed by Saudi Arabia, which is not without arguments to support its claim. Inland, too, the southern limits claimed by Abu Dhabi do not agree with the the northern and eastern limits claimed by Saudi Arabia. In the Jiwa district some of the settlements who acknowledge the leadership of the Ruler of Abu Dhabi and pay him a share of their date crops, while
صفحة 12 من FO 371/156979

ترسيم الحدود بين قطر وأبوظبي, 1961

CONFIDENTIAL- 9 - that the eastern part of his southern boundary ran from SaudaNathil through Iqlat 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 or north eastwardsto the area of the Khor was claimed on his behalf. At thelast meeting of the conference put forward, as a basis for discussion the Saudi claim of 1935 (to which reference has already been made)