أوراق مكتوبة بالآلة الكاتبة وأوراق مطبوعة لمجلس الوزراء وأوراق برلمانية عن الأحداث في مصر [و‎‎٤‎٦] (٥٢٠/٩١)

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A.
B.
C.
II.- Military Dispositions
(contd.).
II.—Military Dispositions
{contd .).
Government may from time to
time determine, shall be stationed
within the Port Said-Zaeazig-
Suez triangle, where the Egyptian
Government will provide suitable
barrack accommodation.
The arrangements described in
the two immediately preceding
paragraphs shall be open to
re-examination by mutual con
sent five years after the coining
into force of the treaty.
II.—Military Dispositions
{contd.).
III.—Foreign Relations.
3. The foreign affairs of Egypt
shall be conducted by the
Egyptian Ministry of Foreign
Affairs under a Minister so
designated.
4. His Britannic Majesty’s
Government shall be represented
in Egypt by a High Commis
sioner, who, in virtue of his
special responsibilities, shall at
all times be entitled to an ex
ceptional position, and shall take
precedence over the representa
tives of other countries.
5. The Egyptian Government
shall be represented in London
by a High Commissioner, who
shall deal directly with His Brit
annic Majesty’s Government.
0. In view of the obligations
which Great Britain has under
taken in Egypt, notably in respect
of foreign countries, it will be
necessary that the closest rela
tions should exist between the
Egyptian Ministry of Foreign
Affairs and the British High
Commissioner, who will render
all possible assistance to the
Egyptian Government in respect
of diplomatic transactions or
negotiations.
7. The Egyptian Government
will not enter into any agree
ment with foreign Powers without
consultation with His Britannic
Majesty’s Government through
the British High Commissioner.
8. The Egyptian Government
will enjoy the right of appointing
consuls in foreign countries when
Egyptian interests require.
III.—Foreign Relations.
3. (Same as column A.)
4. His Britannic Majesty shall |
be represented in Egypt by an
Ambassador, and, in view of
the special relations of alliance
existing between Egypt and His
Britannic Majesty, the Egyptian
Government agrees not to receive
any other foreign representative I
of that rank.
The representative of His
Britannic Majesty shall, in virtue |
of his special responsibilities, at
all times be entitled to an excep
tional position, and shall take
precedence over the representa
tives of foreign countries.
5. The Egyptian Government
shall be represented in London,
and in any other capital in which,
in the opinion of the Egyptian
Government, Egyptian interests i
may require such representation,
by diplomatic representatives
enjoying the rank and title of
Minister.
6. In view of the obligations
which Great Britain lias under
taken in Egypt, notably in respect
of foreign countries, the closest :
relations shall exist between the
Egyptian Ministry of Foreign
Affairs and the British Ambassa
dor, who will render all possible
assistance to the Egyptian Go
vernment in respect of diplomatic
transactions or negotiations.
7. The Egyptian Government
will not enter into any political
agreement with foreign Powers
without consultation with His
Britannic Majesty’s Government
through the British Ambassador.
8. The Egyptian Government
will enjoy the right of appointing
such consular represenfatives
abroad as their interests may
require.
III.—Foreign Relations.
3. (Same as column A.)
4. (Same as column B.)
5. (Same as column B.)
6. (This clause to be omitted.)
7. The Egyptian Government
will not enter into any political
agreement with foreign Powers
prejudicial to Great Britain.
8. (Same as in column B.) '