Private visits from the UK to the Gulf
FCO 8/5809 1985 Jan 01 - 1985 Dec 31Description
This file concerns the visits of politicians, officials and other notable figures from the UK to the Gulf. It contains correspondence on the visits of:
- Lord Mayor of London Sir Alan Traill to the UAE
- Sir Michael Weir to the UAE
- Chairman of the Inter-Parliamentary Union Peter Temple-Morris MP to Kuwait at the invitation of the National Assembly Speaker Mohammad Yusef Al Adasani
- Francis Noel-Baker MP to Abu Dhabi
- Peter Bull and Richard Langley of the Bank of England for a banking supervision tour
- Dr W Rizk and A M McKay of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers to the UAE and Egypt
- Members of the British Invisible Exports Council to Kuwait and Jordan, as part of a City of London Mission
- Edward Heath to the UAE
- Dr E B Bates to the UAE to investigate the possibilities for the use of computers in schools
- P B Edgley of the Bank of England to Bahrain, the Yemen Arab Republic, Egypt and Jordan
- Officer from the British Veterinary Service to Kuwait
The file also contains:
- Proposal for Kuwaiti Ministry of the Interior and police officials to visit the Metropolitan Police in London
- Visit of the UN Secretary-General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar to the Gulf
- Papers on the Middle East produced by the International Democrat Union and correspondence and a report on a fact-finding mission
- Enquiry as to which British companies are participating in the European Commission trade mission to the Gulf
- Notification that the chairman of the British Council is cancelling his Gulf tour due to illness
- Suggestion for the Speaker of the House of Commons to visit Kuwait