Seizing the days of the Sharjah International Book Fair in its 37th session, the National Archives launched two of its most important publications that chronicle the United Arab Emirates and the Arabian Gulf region, namely (Intervention The ill-fated) and (guardians of the golden shore) by the author    Michael Quentin Morton is an eyewitness who witnessed the great events and developments that transformed the Trucial States, with their tribal reality, into the United Arab Emirates with its bright present. These two publications trace the economic, political and environmental reality in the Emirates region since ancient times, to present in each chapter an interesting story worth reading.< br />
Thus, the two books present new pages and important information that enrich the history of the United Arab Emirates and the Gulf region, and they present a new addition in a sweet manner to the Arab library and among intellectuals interested in the history and heritage of the Emirates.