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FO 371/185371

Civil development programme, 1966

This file concerns the civil development programme in the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman.
FO 371/185381

Ports, harbours and shipping, 1966

This file relates to ports, harbours and shipping in Oman.
FO 464/17

Arabia: miscellaneous papers, 1962-1968, 1962 Jan 01 - 1968 Dec 31

This file contains Orders in Council relating to Arabia and the Gulf from 1962-1967. In particular it relates to: Muscat, Qatar, Aden, the Trucial States and Bahrain. These orders cover topics including: Amendments of orders, transfers of jurisdiction, airports, aviation, pharmaceutical regulations, customs duties, finance, commerce, ports, traffic, currency, immigration, doctors, alcohol, drugs, pesticides, the Trucial Oman Scouts, labour, police, patents, leasing of land, prisons, criminal procedure, explosives and contract law.

FO 371/168708

Civil development: estimates and expenditure, 1963

This file relates to civil development estimates and expenditure in the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman. It contains: Correspondence on civil development spending for 1960-63 (11) Statement of civil development expenditure for 1962-63 and the last quarter, January to March (12) Receipts for payments to the Sultan by HMG and an explanation of one payment (13, 15-16) Development Secretary David Ogram's forecasts of expenditure for 1 August 1963 to 31 March 1964 (14, 17) Statement of expenditure during the first six months of the financial year 1963-64 (18)

FO 371/140140

Economy of Muscat. Code BA file 1102 (papers 40 to end), 1959

This file relates to developments in Muscat and Oman.
FO 371/162860

Civil development. Includes 4 photographs depicting: Muscat and Oman: Consul General J F S Phillips and Sultan of Muscat touring new guest wing of Salala Palace. Dated 1962., 1962

This file relates to civil development in Muscat and Oman.
FO 371/179826

Ports and harbours, 1965

This file contains correspondence relating to the port of Muscat's insufficient capacity, including a brief summary of the port's history and letters from Gray Mackenzie & Company (4).