مجموعة ١١٠/٢٨ "بلاد فارس. المساعدة الاقتصادية والمالية من قبل الحكومة البريطانية." [ظ‎‎٣‎٣] (٧٩/٦٦)

accentuate this danger.
I understand from the Foreign office that
an additional reason for their decision not to
offer financial assistance is that intercepted
telegrams between the Persian Foreign Ministry
and the Legation in London have shown that the
Persian Government does not really want a loan.
(This, of course, does not mean that they would
not 1115:6 * gift.) 1-
fafAft The Foreign Office also tell me that,
although they do not consider that the Persians
need foreign exchange, they appreciate that
* owing to the disorganisation of the country and
•wfjuiftuJ IWthe subsequent shortfall of revenue they are
, , , badly in need of rials. To remedy'this, the
TUi p or eign Office propose^ that the Persian Government
should float an internal loan. They do not think
it should take unduly long to raise money in this
way.
It is proposed simply to tell the' Foreign
Office that while we do not feel that, on the basis
of the Government of India’s tefegram, we can
contes t the de cision not to give financial assistance
to~~persia, wej^viouitj pc grate-ful" for matorial-'-wiith v^h-ioh
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