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This series contains memoranda, telegrams, background and position papers, cables, memoranda of conversations, reports, correspondence, notes, messages, biographies, and clippings regarding United States diplomatic relations with thirty Middle East, South Asian, and North African countries: Afghanistan, Algeria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Egypt, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Maldives, Morocco, Nepal, North Yemen, Oman, Qatar, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, South Yemen, Spanish Sahara, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, and United Arab Emirates. The records contain information on military and economic assistance, territorial disputes, regional alliances, Soviet interests and activities, the Middle East peace negotiations, the evacuation of Beirut, oil, atomic energy, terrorism, and human rights.

Collection: National Security Council Middle East and South Asian Affairs Staff Files (Ford Administration)

Middle East and South Asian Affairs Country Files … This series contains memoranda, telegrams, background and position papers, cables, memoranda of conversations, reports, correspondence, notes, messages, biographies, and clippings regarding United States diplomatic relations with thirty Middle East, South Asian, and North African countries: Afghanistan, Algeria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Egypt, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Maldives, Morocco, Nepal, North Yemen, Oman, …

This series contains memoranda, telegrams, background and position papers, cables, memoranda of conversations, reports, correspondence, notes, messages, biographies, and clippings regarding United States diplomatic relations with thirty Middle East, South Asian, and North African countries: Afghanistan, Algeria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Egypt, India, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Maldives, Morocco, Nepal, North Yemen, Oman, Qatar, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, South Yemen, Spanish Sahara, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, and United Arab Emirates. The records contain information on military and economic assistance, territorial disputes, regional alliances, Soviet interests and activities, the Middle East peace negotiations, the evacuation of Beirut, oil, atomic energy, terrorism, and human rights.

Middle East and South Asian Affairs Peace Negotiations Chronological Files

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This series contains telegrams, memoranda, background and position papers, cables, reports, Presidential briefings, and talking points on the Egyptian-Israeli peace negotiations. The materials focus on the role of Henry Kissinger's shuttle diplomacy and illustrates the relationships developed by Kissinger and President Gerald Ford with Middle East leaders through their personal contacts and the exchange of messages. There is also information on events and topics affecting the negotiations and the peace agreement including Arab-Israeli relations, the occupied territories, compliance with the first disengagement agreement, the establishment of a U.S. monitoring force in the Sinai, the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), the assassination of Saudi Arabian King Faisal, terrorism, arms sales to Middle East countries, and United Nations Security Council debates on the Middle East.

Collection: National Security Council Middle East and South Asian Affairs Staff Files (Ford Administration)

Middle East and South Asian Affairs Peace Negotiations Chronological Files … This series contains telegrams, memoranda, background and position papers, cables, reports, Presidential briefings, and talking points on the Egyptian-Israeli peace negotiations. The materials focus on the role of Henry Kissinger's shuttle diplomacy and illustrates the relationships developed by Kissinger and President Gerald Ford with Middle East leaders through their personal contacts and the exchange of messages. There is also …

This series contains telegrams, memoranda, background and position papers, cables, reports, Presidential briefings, and talking points on the Egyptian-Israeli peace negotiations. The materials focus on the role of Henry Kissinger's shuttle diplomacy and illustrates the relationships developed by Kissinger and President Gerald Ford with Middle East leaders through their personal contacts and the exchange of messages. There is also information on events and topics affecting the negotiations and the peace agreement including Arab-Israeli relations, the occupied territories, compliance with the first disengagement agreement, the establishment of a U.S. monitoring force in the Sinai, the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), the assassination of Saudi Arabian King Faisal, terrorism, arms sales to Middle East countries, and United Nations Security Council debates on the Middle East.

Middle East and South Asian Affairs Chronological Files

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This series contains memoranda, correspondence, talking points, memoranda of conversations, meeting minutes, background and position papers, telegrams, correspondence, press guidance, and messages concerning U.S. interests and diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, South Asia, and North Africa. There is information on a wide variety of topics including military and economic assistance, regional alliances, territorial disputes, the Middle East peace negotiations, the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), the civil war in Lebanon, U.S. security interests in the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean, the Arab economic boycott of companies trading with Israel, Soviet interests and activities, the Rabat Arab Summit, terrorism, Iranian investment in Pan Am, heads of state visits, Soviet Jews, atomic energy, oil, and mandatory declassification review requests from previous Presidential administrations. In addition, there is information on the administrative aspects of the Office of Middle East and South Asian Affairs, as well as office contacts with other National Security Council (NSC) offices, White House staff, and agency representatives.

Collection: National Security Council Middle East and South Asian Affairs Staff Files (Ford Administration)

Middle East and South Asian Affairs Chronological Files … This series contains memoranda, correspondence, talking points, memoranda of conversations, meeting minutes, background and position papers, telegrams, correspondence, press guidance, and messages concerning U.S. interests and diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, South Asia, and North Africa. There is information on a wide variety of topics including military and economic assistance, regional alliances, territorial disputes, the Middle East peace …

This series contains memoranda, correspondence, talking points, memoranda of conversations, meeting minutes, background and position papers, telegrams, correspondence, press guidance, and messages concerning U.S. interests and diplomatic efforts in the Middle East, South Asia, and North Africa. There is information on a wide variety of topics including military and economic assistance, regional alliances, territorial disputes, the Middle East peace negotiations, the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), the civil war in Lebanon, U.S. security interests in the Persian Gulf and Indian Ocean, the Arab economic boycott of companies trading with Israel, Soviet interests and activities, the Rabat Arab Summit, terrorism, Iranian investment in Pan Am, heads of state visits, Soviet Jews, atomic energy, oil, and mandatory declassification review requests from previous Presidential administrations. In addition, there is information on the administrative aspects of the Office of Middle East and South Asian Affairs, as well as office contacts with other National Security Council (NSC) offices, White House staff, and agency representatives.