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FO 371/179916

UK aid: Trucial States Development Fund, 1965

This file concerns development programmes in the Trucial States. It contains correspondence on: Transfer of responsibility for the Trucial States Development Scheme (TSDS) to the Ministry of Overseas Development (ODM).
FO 371/179917

UK aid: Trucial States Development Fund, 1965

This file contains correspondence relating to efforts to counter the growing influence of the Arab League in the Trucial States.
FO 371/185541

Economic development, 1966

This file relates to economic development in the Trucial States.
FO 371/179880

Foreign policy, 1965

This file relates to Saudi Arabian relations with the UK and the Middle East.
FO 371/157025

Economic development, 1961

This file relates to economic development in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
FO 371/157065

Education, 1961

This file contains correspondence relating to: The Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Rashid Bin Saeed Al Maktoum’s desire for a Sudanese Director of Education, potential political difficulties and D F Hawley's suggested terms of service (1) The drawing up of contracts for Sudanese teachers in the Trucial States, based on an enclosed specimen contract for personnel recruited from Pakistan (2) The travel arrangements of the Educational Assistant for the Trucial States T S Fawcett(3) The candidate for the Dubai Director of Education selected by the Sudanese Minister of Education, and the possibil
FO 371/163070

Education, 1962

This file contains: Printed report, 'Trucial States Development Scheme - Education: September 1st - December 31st 1961' written by T S Fawcett, Educational Assistant for the Trucial States Development Scheme (TSDS), along with notes and responses to the report (1) Correspondence relating to a new law drafted by the Ministry of Education in the United Arab Republic, and its possible relevance for the educational work being considered by the TSDS (2) Dismissal, by the Ruler of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Shakhbut Bin Sultan Al Nahyan of the Jordanian school teachers he had employed.