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Page 93 of FCO 8/2201

UK arms sales to Kuwait, 1974 Jan 01 - 1974 Dec 31

Headquarters and Kuwait Air Force officials will be present. On the question of indemnity the Kuwait Air Force million). The question of damage or loss of life to Kuwait Air Force personnel would be dealt with under their Service regulations. DOPPLER RADAR FOR C130 The Kuwait Air Force had recommended to the Ministry of Defence CIOTHING There is very bad feeling within the Kuwait Army about the poor standard of the combat clothing medical examinations. This was not appreciated by the Kuwait Air Force. So far as the Jaguar sale is concerned
Page 102 of FO 371/162811

Minutes of meetings: Military Co-ordination Committee (Persian Gulf), 1962

102 SECRET Item 3 - Kuwait Air Force Training Flights The Chairman drew attention to a telegram from from the Embassy in Kuwait asking if there would be any objection to the Kuwait Air Force carrying out had been obtained, go on to Pakistan. Item 4 - Kuwait Air Force Officers' Training Course in Bahrain Airfield in Kuwait C.R.A.F.P.G. said that he had prepared a brief for use with the Kuwait Authorities should be a second airfield, the K.A.F. using Kuwait's new airport as its main base with a further satellite
Page 220 of CAB 148/80

Minutes and papers: Meetings 1-10 (1967 Mar 10-Dec 16) Papers 1-8 (1967 Mar 3-Jun 7), 1967

States will appear less certain. Therefore, despite Kuwait's development and the inevitable progressive lessening lessening of dependence on a British guarantee, the Kuwait Government seem on balance unlikely in the next 1970/71. ATTITUDE OF OTHER ARAB COUNTRIES 15. Kuwait's own judgment will not of course be the only factor who are best placed to put serious pressure on Kuwait to renounce our assistance, may be expected in so, for fear of Kuwait's falling to Iraq and of their being thus cut off from Kuwait's financial resources
Page 24 of FO 371/168634

Political relations between Persian Gulf states and UK: Anglo-US talks on policy in Persian Gulf, 1963

policies in the Federation could be unified. On Kuwait, the Iraqis had claimed to the United States Chargé in Baghdad that in Cairo Nasser had agreed that Kuwait should be kept out of the United Nations. Sir talks Iraq might have asked for a free hand with Kuwait as a quid pro quo, but it was unlikely, to have Federation was successful, which might attract Kuwait to it. Mr. Crawford suggested that as a compromise compromise there might have been agreement that Kuwait should be kept as an Arab concern, i.e. accepted as
Page 25 of FO 371/168634

Political relations between Persian Gulf states and UK: Anglo-US talks on policy in Persian Gulf, 1963

there were strong inherent powers of resistance in Kuwait and that a coup would not be easy. Sir Roger Stevens younger members were progressive. Although the Kuwait Government had stated that they would not join unwise to encourage Kuwait to join the Federation, Mr. Walmsley said that a coup in Kuwait could be Kuwaiti would come in the first moments, either from inside Kuwait or from outside intervention. If the first reactions implications for British preparedness to intervene in Kuwait the success of the Arab Federation would have.
Page 5 of FCO 8/3454

Visits by Douglas Hurd, Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, to Qatar, Bahrain and United Arab Emirates, January 1980, and to Saudi Arabia, Yemen Arab Republic and Kuwait, March 1980, 1980 Jan 01 - 1980 Dec 31

CURRENT BP RELATIONSHIPS IN KUWAIT, SAUDI ARABIA AND YEMEN ARAB REPUBLIC Kuwait BP has an agreement (entered (entered into in 1975) with Kuwait following the 100% takeover of BP's interests - covering the sale of of crude oil to BP of 450,000 b/d of Kuwait crude. The initial agreement was for 5 years and expires on (1980-1985) for not less than 400,000 b/d, but Kuwait has said, ostensibly for conservation reasons, and his assistants for the past 8 months, and the Kuwait position has been hardening throughout, not only
Page 55 of FCO 8/3456

Visits by Douglas Hurd, Minister of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, to Saudi Arabia, Yemen Arab Republic and Kuwait; briefs, 1980 Jan 01 - 1980 Dec 31

CURRENT BP RELATIONSHIPS IN KUWAIT, SAUDI ARABIA AND YEMEN ARAB REPUBLIC Kuwait BP has an agreement (entered (entered into in 1975) with Kuwait following the 100% takeover of BP's interests - covering the sale of of crude oil to BP of 450,000 b/d of Kuwait crude. The initial agreement was for 5 years and expires on (1980-1985) for not less than 400,000 b/d, but Kuwait has said, ostensibly for conservation reasons, and his assistants for the past 8 months, and the Kuwait position has been hardening throughout, not only
Page 59 of FCO 8/1806

UK-US talks on Persian Gulf, 1972 Jan 01-1972 Dec 31

would be useful, particularly if it were sent from Kuwait rather than from Bahrain, 9. Mr Sisco asked whether of such a union, Kuwait 10. Mr Parsons said that he found the situation in Kuwait distinctly worrying security situation. If the Iraqis moved against Kuwait, the Kuwaitis could probably hold them off for future lay in the fact that practically everyone in Kuwait had improved his lot. There was, however, no sense brief for Mr Rogers for his forthcoming visit to Kuwait. What line did we suggest he might take? Mr Parsons
Page 10 of FO 371/114728

Citizenship laws in Persian Gulf and Trucial States: travel documents and rulers' passports, 1955

Article x A woman not of Kuwait nationality, marrying a Kuwaiti, becomes a Kuwaiti subject and, if the nationality unless she decides to reside outside Kuwait and resume her original nationality in accordance was in Kuwait or that she has returned to Kuwait to take up her residence, she may resume Kuwait Nationality Article XI The wife of a foreigner who acquires Kuwait Nationality will also become a Kuwaiti subject nationality she decides that she wishes to retain her Kuwait Nationality. Except under the foregoing conditions
Page 196 of CAB 134/2339

Official Committee on the Middle East: Papers 1-36, 1957 Jan-1957 May

Kuwait. - Free Western access to the oil of Kuwait depends on the 2tinued maintenance of our relationship other Western irfluenco; it is more probable that Kuwait would e incorporated in one of its neighbours him to make concessions to tho nationalists in Kuwait. Reasonable changes can only be brought about by romember that much of the 'nationalist' feeling in Kuwait is not genuine nationalism but a Pan Arab Response Suez crisis when despite the inflamed opinion in Kuwait he was able to maintain the flow of oil to Britain
Page 550 of FO 539/109

Asia: Bahrain, Oman Coast, Kuwait, etc; various papers; 1913-1952, 1913 Jan 01 - 1952 Dec 31

shall, immediately on landing in the territories of Kuwait from abroad and prior to departure from those territories laid down by the Public Health Administration of Kuwait. 11. Prior notice of the time of the intended abroad at any Kuwait aerodrome and of departure of the aircraft for abroad from any Kuwait aerodrome shall Customs, Public Health and Police Administration of Kuwait. 12. Persons on board the aircraft shall be in by, or on behalf of, His Highness the Shaikh of Kuwait. 13. Subject to the provisions of these Regulations
Page 70 of FO 464/55

Arabia: collection of oil agreements and connected documents relating to the Persian Gulf Sheikhdoms and the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman, 1954 Jun 01 - 1954 Jun 30

Government, has hereunto set his hand and the D'Arcy Kuwait Company has hereunto caused its Common Seal to dated January 6, 1953, from the Kuwait Oil Company to the D'Arcy Kuwait Company accepting the Terms of Agreement signed between His Majesty's Government and Kuwait Oil Company Limited on 5th March, 1934. We confirm the Gulf Kuwait Company replacing the Political Agreement of March 5, 1934, with the Kuwait Oil Company permitted successors and assigns, and the D'Arcy Kuwait Company Limited, its permitted successors and assigns