Correspondence and papers of the Middle East Desk relating to Oxfam's response to the humanitarian crisis caused by war in the Gulf
MS. Oxfam PRG/3/3/4/11
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
Correspondence and papers of the Middle East Desk relating to Oxfam's response to the humanitarian crisis caused by war in the Gulf
Shelfmark
MS. Oxfam PRG/3/3/4/11
Summary
Comprises:
'[O]verseas [D]evelopment [A]dministration- Oxfam withdrawal from Iraq': correspondence and papers relating to Oxfam's humanitarian aid programme in Iraq and its eventual withdrawal, Aug 1991-Sep 1995
'1991 Gulf U.N. Security Council Resolutions': copies of resolutions issued by, and correspondence relating to, the U.N., Sep-Oct 1991
'Gulf 1991, Finance - General', Sep-Nov 1991
'Gulf 1991, Update Meeting': minutes of meetings relating to strategy and work on communications, Oct-Nov 1991
'Export Licences (Sanctions) Jun '94': correspondence and papers relating to the granting of export licences by the Department of Trade and Industry for goods to be exported to Iraq, Oct 1991-Jul 1994
Date
Aug 1991-Sep 1995
Language
English
Physical extent
1 box (5 folders)
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Collection contents
Records of Oxfam programme policy, management and administration
Reports and papers mainly relating to Oxfam's development programme in countries and regions
Correspondence and papers of the Desks and their predecessors, and of the Middle East, Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States Regional Management Centre
Middle East
Correspondence and papers of the Middle East Desk relating to Oxfam's response to the humanitarian crisis caused by war in the Gulf
