مجموعة ٩/٣٠(٢) "تقارير إدارية عن الخليج الفارسي - ١٩٤٥ -" [و‎‎٤‎١‎٣] (١١٤٨/٨٢٥)

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(a) Hii-LncB^ w^/.ylu bln Taxagy *
3 xc'jpi# for a v-aiX. to lULLia lu Cctoter to oee axe
fatiior the Multan spint the whoa.o of tue ye<s.r in Diiofax’.
Thi^ province he nanugec aa a well run private estate and,
at the oaat thus, avoiua the tediun of Muscat weather aiid
1 Muscat polltics. He has throughout, however, provided his
prerogatives and prejudicea ure respected, been willing
and effective in rendering help in our* interests when
ashed. His son, Sayyid Qaboos is now two years old.
(b) Sayyid Rhahab bin Faisal .
He has continued to act as Minister for External
Affairs and for the Sultan in so far as anyone car. be said
to be allowed to act for a ru-er who allows no one other
than himself to naka a decision of any importance, fithin
the authority which the Sultan has granted him Sayyid
Shahab has been very helpful even while avoiding, with the
greatest agility the possibility of taking any responsibil
ity. Hie hot temper, Jealousy of his position, and
inability to work with, or even to like, most other men
make relations v/ith him peculiar.
(c) daw id Ahmad bin Ibrahim.
He has continued at Minister for Internal Affairs
but has not been prominent during the ysar.
bin Mohammad bin Turki .
Has continued as tf&li of Birkah.
( 3 ) Gayyld Tar in bin Taimur . The enthusiasm for his
work in the Muscat infantry mentioned in the last report
seamed to decline during the year and in October he was
sent to Join a course of training for the Imperial Police
at Vellore in the Madras Presidency. No report has yet
been received as to his progress there.