"ملف 53/32 V (D 128) مسائل متنوعة خاصة بالكويت" [و‎‎٩‎٥] (٤٧٤/٢٠٠)

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that this step was in the interests of both countries,
should both countries be now united, 1 Iraq will jet
benefit of Kuwait which is situated on the sea and not
on Shatt-al-* Arab 5 and, at the same time, Kuwait will
get the benefit of modern reforms, spread of education
in the country, l iraq society and of the removal of all
the existing restrictions, ihis will lead to the increase
and revive of trade, spread of education in Kuwait and
will also become the seed for the establishment of an
Arab empire, for which the Arabs are wor&ing^and the
necessaity for it is being felt by the ^ings and Amirs
of Arabia, who seek, hope for and endeavour to bring
this fact into existence.'£he annexation of Kuwait with
^iraq will be considered as a more valuable service,
which the aubah family would offer to the 'Arab nation
in addition to their past services, it would be possible
to make Kuwait as an ^Iraq province governed by tiis
fixe 11 ency the Amir of Kuwait and that the sons of the
Amirs of this btate would be able to serve under the
r Iraq government in senior posts, uiring the lurkish
time shaikh Mubarak as-sabah was holding the title of
(jaim-maqam. rhis did not prevent jmbarak, as a ruler,
from becoming a reformer in their uurkish} country ^Kuwait)
or prevent him doing his best for its advance, rhe change,
for example, of the office of nis excellency the Amir of
Kuwait under the British protection to that of the Amir
of Kuwait under the 'Iraq *Arab standard, will pave the
way before nis isxcellency the Amir to use his energy for the
benefit of the rest of the ^Arab countries and to co-operate
with the other 'Arab ruler^and leaders in order to construct
the foundation for an r Arab union and build up the desired
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