1. Co-Ordination of Intelligence at Malta and Gibralta; 2. Franco-British Conference at Rabat; 3. Franco-British Conference at Jerusalem; 4. Franco-British Conference at Aden; 5. Exchange of Information with Allied Countries; 6. Overseas Intelligence Organisation of the Ministry of Economic Warfare - Secret Intelligence Files

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Document Title	1. Co-Ordination of Intelligence at Malta and Gibralta; 2. Franco-British Conference at Rabat; 3. Franco-British Conference at Jerusalem; 4. Franco-British Conference at Aden; 5. Exchange of Information with Allied Countries; 6. Overseas Intelligence Organisation of the Ministry of Economic Warfare
Reference	CAB 56/1
Document Date	7 July 1939
Conflicts	Second World War
Themes	Intelligence Gathering and Surveillance, Intelligence Organisation and Administration, Foreign Policy and International Relations
Regions	Africa, Europe, Mediterranean, Middle East
Countries	Algeria, British Somaliland, Egypt, France, Gibraltar, Malta, Somaliland, Tunisia
Document Type	Meeting Minutes
Organisations	Committee of Imperial Defence, Chiefs of Staff, Industrial Intelligence Centre, Joint Intelligence Sub-Committee, Middle East Intelligence Centre, Ministry of Economic Warfare
People	Andrew Barnard, Frederick Beaumont-Nesbitt, Desmond Morton

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Gibraltar, British intelligence organisation, intelligence gathering, defence, liaison, Anglo-French relations, British Military Mission, communications, empire, communications interception, wireless communications, Jerusalem, Aden, signals, telephone communications, information sharing, economic warfare, colonies

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