Behaviour of UK citizens in the Persian Gulf
FCO 8/4314 1982 Jan 01 - 1982 Dec 31Description
This file relates to the behaviour of the British expatriate community in the Gulf States. It contains correspondence concerning:
- The deteriorating behaviour of the British community in Dubai, as noted by the British Consul in Dubai P R M Hinchcliffe. In particular he notes the increase in complaints from the Ruling Family and the local populace, especially concerning alcohol consumption and immodest dress and behaviour
- The efforts of British companies in Dubai, such as the Dubai Aluminium Company Limited and Gray Mackenzie & Company Limited to combat bad behaviour among their employees
- A discussion about ways to improve behaviour
- Notes from other states on the behaviour of their local British communities, including Abu Dhabi, Bahrain and Oman
- The question of the whereabouts of the British citizen Henry Lovitt-Turner.