THE SUEZ CONFERENCE

The Suez Conference at Lancaster House in London gathered representatives from 22 nations, excluding Egypt and Greece, to discuss an international settlement of the canal issue. Key figures included Britain's Foreign Secretary, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, and other international delegates. The conference, initiated by Britain's Prime Minister, aimed to address one of the most significant challenges since World War II. The Prime Minister emphasized the importance of the discussions and wished the delegates success in their efforts.

Which two countries declined the invitation to the Suez Conference?

• India and Australia

• France and Russia

• United States and Britain

• Egypt and Greece

What was the main objective of the Suez Conference?

• To form a new alliance

• To address climate change

• To discuss trade agreements

• To settle the canal issue internationally

Who was the Foreign Secretary of Britain during the Suez Conference?

• Mr. Krishna Menon

• Mr. Selwyn Lloyd

• Mr. Shapilov

• Mr. Dulles

Who initiated the Suez Conference?

• The Prime Minister of Britain

• The President of the United States

• The President of France

• The Chancellor of Germany

What did Sir Antony emphasize about the conference?

• It was a minor event

• It was primarily for economic discussions

• It was less important than previous meetings

• It was one of the greatest challenges since WWII