British and Foreign State PapersH.M. Stationery Office, 1955 - Great Britain |
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Page 83
... Egypt and of Egyptian capital from the United Kingdom for agreed purposes . ( iii ) ( a ) Authorised capital transfers to the Scheduled Terri- tories made by debit of Transferable Accounts of banks in Egypt ( formerly Egyptian No. 1 ...
... Egypt and of Egyptian capital from the United Kingdom for agreed purposes . ( iii ) ( a ) Authorised capital transfers to the Scheduled Terri- tories made by debit of Transferable Accounts of banks in Egypt ( formerly Egyptian No. 1 ...
Page 773
... Egypt . You have with complete frankness made it clear to us that the exist- ence of such a body operating the Suez Canal would , in the view of Egypt , be a derogation from Egyptian sovereignty ; that it would in substance represent a ...
... Egypt . You have with complete frankness made it clear to us that the exist- ence of such a body operating the Suez Canal would , in the view of Egypt , be a derogation from Egyptian sovereignty ; that it would in substance represent a ...
Page 904
... Egypt , with our sacred belief in equality , justice and dignity as fundamental roots of liberty and peace ; We , the people of Egypt , realising that we form an organic part of a greater Arab entity , and aware of our responsibilities ...
... Egypt , with our sacred belief in equality , justice and dignity as fundamental roots of liberty and peace ; We , the people of Egypt , realising that we form an organic part of a greater Arab entity , and aware of our responsibilities ...
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