Report of the Special Mission to Egypt under Lord Milner, and related papers [‎164v] (331/473)

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Egypt will undertake, in case_of war, eyert'whei
the integrity of Egypt is not affected, to
render Weat Britain all the assistance^ in her
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power, within her own borders, including the use
of her harbours and aerodromes and means of
communication for military purposes.
3. To enable Great Britain to fulfil the ob
ligation defined in Clause 2.and at the same
time to protect he r^e ^ al^com^itions^ \ ^
Egypt confers on Great Britain the righfTto own
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certain military,establishmentsTand to maintain
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therein" military forcew shall not be
deemed tfO constitute a military occupation of
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the c our.try ole iri a.ny-way p-re.ii’dice the rights
of the Egyptian Government. lc/«^L- o
For a period of (&even syears from the coming into
^orce of this Treaty the military- establishments
shall be daemed. -to include
V (a) Kasrfel Nil Barracks in Cairo.
(b) Abbassia Barracks and Heliopolis
Aerodrome near Cairo.
(c) Mustafa Pasha An Ottoman title used after the names of certain provincial governors, high-ranking officials and military commanders. Barracks near Alexan
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(d) Abukir Aerodrome near Alexandria.
(e) The Abu Zaabal Wireless Telegraphy
station in Qalioubia.
(f) Tel el Kebir camp in Shar^ia.
(g) Any camp or camps in the neighbour-
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hood of ^ort «ft-id, Ismftt
Suez or on the eastern or western
"rentiers of Egypt wfc#«h may he dee
ed necessary h r Great Britain i*- the
execution of Clauses 2 and 3 ofthip
Er « Treaty, and, whioto will be determine:;
by the British and Egvotian Govern
ments in agreement.
After the expiration of the period of seveiKyears
the preceding schedule of-milUary oBtabliBhwBntjB
may be revised by the two Governments in agree-
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