EGYPTIAN PARLIAMENT.
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE, A CONCILIATORY TONE. DESIRE FOR FRIENDSHIP. i By Telegrsuh—Prcsj Assn.—Oopyr'fht. Received June a.m. _— Cairo, King Fuad opened the Egyptian Par» « liament. ; In the epeeeh from the Throne, uhidi, „ ■was read by the new Premier, ■ Pasha, was a masterpiece of ambiguity-, jt said that steps will be taken for the admission of Egypt to the League of Nations. A later message states that the inauguration of Parliament was peaceful, and the speech from the Throne, whieh stated that the Government intends to enforce respect for the Constitution and. to safeguard the rights of foreigners is especially aimed to re-establish cordial Anglo-Egyptian relations. There vi’aa enthusiastic applause when it was announced- that Egypt had not abandoned her claims to the Sudan.
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Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1926, Page 13
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