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  1. The “Central Treaty Organization” comprises Turkey, Iran, Pakistan and Great Britain. The USA is represented only in a few committees. CENTO is successor to the Bagdad Pact. The coup d’état in Irak in 1958, following which that country left the organisation, made the renaming necessary.

  2. “Pakistan Times” of August 26, 1965.

  3. The Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Mr Z. A. Bhutto, declared for instance on August 1, 1964, in Karachi that the RCD-Agreement had nothing to do with CENTO.

  4. Pakistan has 112 million inhabitants, Turkey 32.9 million and Iran 25.7 million.

  5. Cf. Orient, No. 3, volume V, 1964, page 9.

  6. Iran is in its fourth Five-Year Plan; Pakistan in its third and Turkey in its second.

  7. Oil exports excluded.

  8. Foreign Trade Statistics of Iran, Teheran 1968.

  9. Foreign Trade Statistics of Iran, Teheran 1968.

  10. “Kayhan” (air edition) of August 29, 1968.

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Kiani, M. Regional cooperation in the Middle East. Intereconomics 4, 123–125 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02934808

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