'File C 4/48 Education in Kuwait' [‎5r] (9/14)

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I aakad hie paraieeion to taka fcritlah Council educational
filaa to Kuwait* ha readily agreed* provided that 1 took
our machine aa they do not poaeeee one*
*e also raised the question of the -ngliah
teacher and he agreed that good taKlieh teaching wee a
priority* though he again paeeed the reeponaibillty on to
the education Cooalttee. Z an convinced that with a
little more pereuaeion* a hrltleh teacher could be appointed
to Kuwait* after the ueual courtesies we then withdrew*
H.H* shaikh Ahnad hoped that he would see me again*
1 hope that he will*
discussion on education affairs with Mr Jokins, who told
me that he is anxious to assist British Council work
in every way possible* After this discussion X left
for Bahrein by 'Iraqi Airways*
proposed visit to Muscat had to be postponed owing to the
absence of the aultan*
Shortly after this I had a general
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