مجموعة ٦/٢٩ "المحمرة وخرمشهر: التعيينات في النيابة القنصلية والقنصلية" [و‎‎٣‎١] (٤٧٠/٦٣)

r
,»„--’Y
^.o ...o. u/aaa .
■xmt UjM u± .
\
f EXT 0
f %
H
li\
Offioo of %h«
loin tool Hostccnt f i or^tar*
Campt Bonrolti 9
the 13th June 1 *46•
4 22 J.
Gulf •
46
;
... j
ut the
Fleoee refer to your oemt-offleiol letter ho»#*10(12)»
MVt6 doteo the 3rd June 1G46 9
2* with regard to the coordination of the Fere ion Coast
oonsulatee 1 an very much attracted by the sug cation »ade by
Le rtougetel in his telegram iio* ?81 of the 6th of dune* The
oontinuonoe of the post of ConsuiUGeneral at Pismire in addition
to having the advantages aentionsd in he Hougetel's telegraa
sill mtak* it easier to preserve a unity of action in the Gulf*
The Political Resident and the ConeuJUOeneral aili be able both
through oorreepondenoe and personal meetings to ensura tiiat
uniform policy Is so fsr as is posaibls foliosod tisro igao
Gulf In matters which affsot it as a eliols such as lighting and
buoying and the suppress ion of piracy, the elave traffic err gun*
running. If there ie no officer of adequate status at Bushlre
to coordinate the iereian Coast Consulates the iolitioal
Resident sill presumably hays to correspond with Tehran about
matters of the nature described above, which will inevitably
entail considerable delay and may result in a is understandings*
1 would add in passing that 1 welcome La Rougetel's suggestion
that the post should bs filled by Galloway in the first instance*
3* Le Rougetel has not stated whether he ie wllllMg to
resile from his predecessor's proposal regarding the suboxtiinatior
of the fchorrarathahr Consulate to the Ah was Cons u lute-General
if a Consul-General ie retained at Buehire, and it is difficult
to reply to India Of floe express Letter fto*-xt* 3719/46 dated
6th June 1946 until this point hae been olearea end until a
/ deoislon
H•Weightman require,
J *3 • 1 * , C*I*4*, 1 » • • ,
Secretary to the Government of India
in the External if airs Department,
JULJL JUl±JLJ*