arab league (27 Ergebnisse)

Soft Cover. Zustand: Very Good. Softcovers; in English and Arabic; minor shelfwear; o/w in very good condition.

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. 32p stapled booklet, brown card cover, very good, fresh and clean copy Language: English.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. 93p paperback, illustrated card cover, contains facsimiles of various national mewspaper articles, pages bright, a firm copy, excellent Language: English.

Zustand: Fair. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has soft covers. In fair condition, suitable as a study copy. Library sticker on front cover. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,200grams, ISBN:

First Edition. Very good paperback copy; edges somewhat slightly dust-dulled and nicked. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description; 55 p. Subjects; Arab-Israeli conflict 1973-1993. Sovereignty. Human rights. Conference papers. Sovereignty. 3 Kg.

Paperback. pp32. Very Good.

Zustand: Good. Good condition. (middle east, arab studies, history) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.

Zustand: VG. Cairo no date (c. 1957) Costa Tsoumas. In English. Lg.8vo., 51pp., wraps. VG.

Zustand: very good. London : Arab League Office, [1972]. Paperback. 94 pp. Condition : very good copy. Keywords : MIDDLE EAST, Middle East Palestine.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Original printed tan wraps with the League's emblem to the front 18x25cm. 94pp. Very good except for heavy creasing to the title page, tanned. Undated, c1955. This contains the texts of 12 agreements signed during 1946-55 relating in date order to culture; defence and economic cooperation; writs; enforcement of judgments; extradition; nationality of Arabs resident in countries to which they are not related by origin; Arab Union for Wireless Communications and Telecoms; privileges and immunities; trade; payments settlement and capital movements; Arab Postal Union; and the definition of Arab nationality with clauses for women, minors, etc.

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. Original green cloth covered slipcase 11x17x3cm, titled in white with the League of Arab States emblem. Designed by Michael Rice and Company, and printed in England by Garrod and Lofthouse. This contains 18 booklets, o/w 15 describing each member 12pp each illustrated with b/w photos and maps, one the Arab League 12pp, and 2 of their Heads of State 3pp photo portraits. Near fine, lightly rubbed. Undated c1969/70. The members at that time included: Algeria, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, South Yemen, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, UAR Egypt, Yemen, and Palestine. The booklets present data and events up to 1969, with forecasts from 1970. Thus Jordan's and to a lesser degree Syria's also cover the impacts of Israeli occupation in the aftermath of the Six Day War; Saudi's notes Faisal's succession to the throne; Iraq's the constitution of 1968; Egypt's the new cabinet system; and Libya's the creation of the Arab Republic in 1969. The maps show the location of each country, roads, airports etc. Texts describe politics, geography, economy, tourism, infrastructure etc. They appear also to be targeted at potential UK-based investors, business travellers and tourists, giving embassy addresses in London, and exchange rates to the Sterling. This would lead into the League's Economic Council initiative in the early 1970s to create Joint Arab Chambers of Commerce across Europe, with the Arab British Chamber launching in 1975. The Palestine booklet includes a history to the present, the role of the Palestine Liberation Movement, UN bodies etc. The League of Arab States booklet describes its background, formation, composition, and organisation. This appears to be rare, with Worldcat and Library Hub locating 4 between them (BL; NLS; National Trust; Oxford University).

Forty pages, octavo. In original cream stapled printed wraps. Good though somewhat worn and dogeared at corners, and with wraps creased, stained and with marks from rusty staples. Six essays: 'This Sorry Scheme of Things' by Atiyah; 'A Personal Communication' by Khan; 'Reflections on Islamic Art' by Thabet; 'Towards An Arab Federation' by Ibrahim; 'Algazel in the 13th Century Scholasticism' by Fakhri; and 'The Meaning of the Calamity (Book Summary)' by Zuraiq. With loose leaf printed subscription form. No record found (COPAC, BLC).

Oblong 8vo. 1 page. Printed invitation to dine at the Nile Hilton Hotel on 23 March 1965 in honour of the members of the Fifth Arab Petroleum Congress in Cairo. - Labelled "vaporized" on the reverse. - Very well preserved.

8vo. (16) pp., including original colour-illustrated printed wrappers. With one double-page map and one plan. Stapled. Guide to the Second Arab Petroleum Exhibition held in Cairo in the spring of 1965. Printed entirely in Arabic, this brochure features a plan of the exhibition grounds, a map of the Mediterranean and the Gulf marking oil fields in northern Africa and the Arabian Peninsula, and some facts and figures on the oil industry in the Arab world. - Lower wrappers somewhat creased, folds reinforced with archival tape. Well preserved.

4to (171 x 242 mm). 94 pp., final blank leaf. Original printed wrappers. Stapled. First edition. Collection of twelve legal agreements between member states of the Arab League, signed between 1946 and 1954. In the order of their dates, they relate to culture; defence and economic cooperation; writs and letters of request; enforcement of judgments; extradition; nationality of Arabs resident in countries to which they are not related by origin; wireless communications and telecoms; privileges and immunities; trade; payments settlement and capital movements; the Arab Postal Union; and the definition of Arab nationality with clauses for women, minors, etc.: "Any person who possesses the nationality of any Arab member state, shall, in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement, be deemed an Arab". - Light chipping to spine; title-page torn at stapling, interior otherwise very well preserved. - OCLC 26699505.

4to. 67, (1) pp. In Arabic. Original printed wrappers. First edition in Arabic, rare. The founding document of the Arab Financial Institution for Economic Development (AFIED), set up in 1957. Comprises the text of the Agreement for the establishment of the institution, joined with its memorandum. - The idea to establish an institution to finance economic development in various Arab states dates back to the early 1950s. In May 1953 the Arab Ministers of Finance and Economy adopted a resolution commissioning the General Secretariat of the League of Arab States to undertake a study of this project and the possibilities of executing it. Pursuant to this resolution the Economic Council of the League of Arab States prepared a draft agreement for the establishment of an Arab Financial Institution for Economic Development, which was approved on 3 June 1957 and signed by the Governments of Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Subsequently, Lebanon, Libya and Yemen signed the Agreement in January 1959, and Iraq in 1961. Morocco and Tunisia joined in the 1960s. - A few pages somewhat creased, else fine. - OCLC 23523830.

8vo. (4), 8, (2), 9-50 pp. Printed in English and Arabic back to back. Original printed wrappers. Compact bibliography of the research papers presented at the first four Arab Petroleum Congresses, along with the respective congress resolutions. Held for the first time in Cairo from 16 to 23 April 1959, organized by the Arab League's petroleum department and attended by delegates from eight Arab states and observers from Venezuela and Iran, the Arab Petroleum Congress was both a short-term and a long-term success, with the event repeating annually and producing numerous important scientific papers. - Tear to cover repaired with archival tape, otherwise very well preserved. Provides the scientific background to the 1960s oil exploration in the Arab World.

8vo. (2), 47 pp., final blank page. Printed in English and Arabic back to back. Original printed wrappers. List of congress members attending the Fourth Arab Petroleum Congress, comprising more than 600 names. The list includes officials from international oil companies like Shell, Esso and Aramco, as well as manufacturers of drilling equipment, scientists, lawyers, engineers, and politicians. - Small marginal flaws. - OCLC 79313970.

4to. 9 issues. Altogether 184 pp. With 5 numbered plates and numerous maps and illustrations in the text. Original printed wrappers. Extraordinarily comprehensive run of papers from the 1970 Petroleum Congress, many issued by prominent oil companies, including Gulf of Suez Petroleum Company, General Petroleum Company, and American Independent Oil Company, commonly known as Aminoil. Discusses seismic and geological issues, the chemical composition of crude oil, the prospects of oil and gas production in Egypt, stratigraphic analyses, and the desulfurization process as used in the petroleum industry to reduce air pollution in compliance with international law. The plates and charts illustrate the distribution of sulfur in crude oil reserves, reproduce photographs of fault lines and nanofossils, and show the migration traces distribution of chloroform bitumen in the Shukheir Area. - This set comprises issues no. 34, 37, 50, 51, 57, 58, 60 (two copies), and 75. Issue no. 75 in English and Arabic. - A very well preserved set reflecting the 1970s' scientific background to oil production in the Arab World. - One spine reinforced, otherwise in excellent condition.

4to (145 x 195 mm). 20 pp. Original plain wrappers. In Arabic. Rare pamphlet printed for the first Human Rights conference of the Arab League. The booklet discusses the numbers of Palestinian refugees since 1948, the cities they had to leave, the countries to which they moved, and the inadequacy of the support in food, shelter and education provided to the refugees by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA). - Printed soon after the Six-Day War in 1967, which caused some 300,000 Palestinians to become refugees. The situation of Palestine and the Palestinians was the primary focus of the Arab Commission on Human Rights, established in 1968 as the Permanent Arab Commission on Human Rights (ACHR) as part of the Arab Regional Conference for Human Rights that was held in Beirut. Extremely rare. - A vertical crease; some light wear and browning.

8vo. 12, (8) pp. In Arabic throughout. With original advertisements and a map of Arabian Peninsula oil wells on inside rear wrapper. Original pictorial wrappers. A rare guide to the first ever Arab Petroleum Congress, held in Cairo from 16 to 23 April 1959, organized by the Arab League's petroleum department and attended by delegates from eight Arab states and observers from Venezuela and Iran. The General Manager of the exhibition was Mohammed Salman, who headed both the exhibition committee and the administrative body. Salman opened this first Congress amidst tense international relations, but the event was both a short-term and a long-term success, with the Congress repeating annually and producing numerous important scientific papers. - Hint of wear; well-preserved. - Cf. Selim, Arab Oil, no. 13 ff.

3 vols. 8vo. 28 pp. with 17 loose plates in pocket as issued; 28 pp. with 12 loose plates and maps in pocket as issued, 6 of which are folding; 20 pp. Original printed wrappers. Three important papers from the 1960 Petroleum Congress, issued by two prominent oil companies: Iraq Petroleum Company (IPC) and Basra Oil Company (BOC). They discuss seismic and geological issues, summarize the geology of the oil region south of Kirkuk, present questions of the movement of geological strata and implications for the search for oil, and the excavation techniques used in Az Zubair Field and Rumaila Field. The folding plates illustrate the distribution of oil in the Arabian Gulf Iraq-Iran Basin, variations in drilled thickness due to dip and well deviation in certain sites, full geological maps of the Kirkuk region, stratigraphic correlations between different structures in the same region, and the tectonic framework of Iraq. - A very well preserved set reflecting the 1960s' scientific background to oil production in the Arab World.

Rabat, The Permanent Bureau of Arabisation, 1971. Original Broschur (Gebrauchsspuren). Enthält: I. Lexicon of Botanique. Lexique de Botanique. 173, XXVII S. II. Lexicon of Physics. Lexique de Physique. 190, XLVII S. III.Lexicon of Mathematics. Lexique de Mathematique. 192, XXIII S. IV. Lexicon of Chemestry. Lexique de Chimie. 141, XV S. V. Lexicon of the Zoologye. Lexique de Zoologie. 124, XXII S.

Oblong 8vo. 1 page. With original envelope. Printed invitation to the opening ceremony of the Second Arab Petroleum Exhibition in Cairo on 16 March 1970. The pretty envelope bears the logo of the Arab Petroleum Congress. Numbered "858" by hand. - Very well preserved.

First edition, first printing, of this volume introducing the history, geography, economy, and society of each member state of the Arab League. It was produced in the wake of the organization's 22nd anniversary. This work covers the 13 countries that made up the Arab League in the late 1960s: Algeria, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, the Republic of Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, the United Arab Republic (now Egypt), and Yemen. It also contains a section about Palestine, which the league supported with the 1965 Casablanca Protocol. This treaty attempted to standardize the legal protections of Palestinian refugees, and the section in this present volume is focused on Arab expulsions from the West Bank. It was produced by the Arab Information Center, a subsection of the league headquartered in Cairo, who wrote and distributed many publications to bolster the reputation of Arab countries world-wide. Quarto. Half-tone photographic illustrations, diagrams, and maps in text (some full-page). Original colour-printed pictorial wrappers, wire-stitched as issued. Wrappers creased and rubbed, stitching loose but holding, contents bright: a very good copy.

Oblong 8vo. 7 (folding) print invitations, of which 2 with autograph additions. In English and Arabic. With one Autograph Letter Signed (small 4to, 1 page); one membership card (67 x 101 mm). In original typed envelope bearing the Petroleum Congress logo. Collection of invitations for Gian Luigi Chierici, a pioneer of oilfield engineering at Agip (now Eni), to the opening ceremony, receptions, dinner and cocktail parties during the 5th Arab Petroleum Congress that took place in Cairo in 1965. Among the hosts are Aziz Sidki, Deputy Prime Minister for Industry and Mineral Wealth, along with major players of the oil industry, including the American International Oil Company and the Arabian American Oil Company (ARAMCO). - Includes Chierici's ID card as a congress member and a friendly ALS by a colleague, the petroleum engineer A. S. Mekkawy: "With my sincere Thanks & best wishes for a happy stay in 'Egypt'. Hope to see you later [.]". - Very well preserved. A rare survival reflecting the professional network of an expert oil prospector.

Colour-printed map, 495 x 510 mm. Rare coloured map of the states of the Arab League in the mid-1950s. In addition to the seven founding members of 1945 - Egypt, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Transjordan, Saudi Arabia and North Yemen - the present map includes Sudan, a member of the League since 19 January 1956. Left blank are the neighbouring countries which are not members of the Arab League, including South Yemen, Oman, Kuwait and the neutral zone, Palestine, Ethiopia, Somaliland, portions of Iran, Kenya, Belgian Congo, French Equatorial Africa, Lybia and Turkey. The map indicates national borders, roads and railroads, major towns, settlements and rivers. - A few small tears and piercings repaired with Japan paper. Some brown spots. - Not in OCLC.