THE ARAB COUNTRIES
POST-WAR INTERESTS
(Rec. 12.50 p.m.)
CAIRO, Nov. 2
Upon returning from a tour of the Middle East. Mr. R. G. Casey, Minister of State for the Middle East, said: "I am convinced that the Iraki and Iranian Governments are thoroughly impressed with the need for taking measures to ensure and maintain economic stability. We are preparing to meet the enemy's threat to the approach to the Middle East from the Caucasus. The Arab countries, in their own interests, will have to work closely with the United Nations for the achievement? of a better world."
"The cause of the United Nations is the cause of the Arabs," declared the Regent of Irak in opening Parliament. "We have expressed confidence in the explicit promise from our ally, Britain, through the mouths of Mr. Churchill and Mr. Eden, of eventual independence for those Arab countries whose independence is being delayed." -
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 108, 3 November 1942, Page 5
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