خارجي ٤١/٥٠٠٠(٢) "بلاد فارس: الشؤون العامة والوضع، إلخ، بعد احتلال الحلفاء" [ظ‎‎١‎١‎٦] (٤٠١/٢٣٢)

with the British military authorities, who will on their
side endeavour to meet the reasonable wishes of the Persian
administrative authorities so far as this may be compatible
with British military requirements* (c). The British military
authorities have no desire to be a charge on the Persian
Government for food, accommodation or other needs, and
arrangements will be made by them, in close co-operation v/ith
the Persian administrative authorities, for procuring these
commodities, if this is essential for British military requirements,
in such a way as to obviate hardship to the country.
(d). Every possible step will be taken to avoid regrettable
incidents between the British occupying forces and the local,
inhabitants.
Paragraph 2. See instructions in my telegrams
Nos. 612 and 615 [of 2nd September].
5. Paragraph 3. We agree that restriction on future entry
of Germans into Persia applies only to the duration of
hostilities v/ith Germany.
6. Paragraph The facilities required for the transit
of goods and v/ar material will be determined by military
requirements, but the Persian Government may be assured that
steps will be taken to supplement and improve the means of
communication now available and every endeavour v/ill be made
not to cause hardship to the Persian Government and people.
7. Paragraph 5. V/e agree.
8. Paragraph 6. We sympathise with the Persian Government’s
request that our economic help should include the purchase of
Persian exports an& we shall do what we can to meet this request.
As regards the further request for the-release of goods belonging
to Persia which are now on British territory, it will be necessary
to consider individual cases on their merits, but we will endeavour
to release such goods wherever possible.
9. Paragraph 9. His Majesty's Government will be
prepared to consider the return in due course of captured arms
and muntions of war, and will also be prepared to examine, when
the British occupying forces are withdrawn from Persia, any
reasonable claims v/hich the Persian Government may wish to put
forward for compensation on account of damage suffered by Persian
nationals during the occupation.