Greetings from the State of Sevetia

To: His Excellency, Torlang Koarene,
Minister of Foreign Relations,
State of Sevetia.

Your Excellency,

I convey the warmest greetings to the people of the State of Sevetia from the people of the Republic of Alduria.

The Republic of Alduria is a peaceful nation, and shares your desire to establish a relationship based on mutual respect and cooperation, in the pursuit of peace and progress all around Micras.

I can offer the following as a starting draft to negotiate a Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation between our nations:

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Treaty Between the Republic of Alduria and the State of Sevetia.

DESIRING to formalize a genuine friendship based on the principles of mutual respect and cooperation, the Republic of Alduria, represented by the Secretary of State, Isidoro Villabla, and the State of Sevetia, represented by the Minister of Foreign Relations, Torlang Koarene, gather together to affirm the following as a Treaty of Friendship and Mutual Recognition between themselves: -

ARTICLE 1
There shall be a Perpetual State of mutual recognition and friendship between the Republic of Alduria and the State of Sevetia. The two aforementioned nations shall be committed to a peaceful resolution of any and all issues that may occur to estrange and otherwise alienate them one from the other.

ARTICLE 2
Neither nation, nor any officers, individuals or other agents acting under the authority of any government, organization or individual of or within either nation, shall commit any form of hostile, aggressive, subversive or destabilizing act against the other, nor against any individuals, organizations or property under either nation's sovereign jurisdiction or control, including damage or disruption to any goods, products or services that may be provided by third parties. Both Nations shall refrain from any aggressive, belligerent, or hostile act or policy, either overtly or covertly, directed against the other.

ARTICLE 3
The signatory parties shall respect the diplomatic envoys of each other, their diplomatic correspondence and their offices, as well as all other government structures of each other.

ARTICLE 4
The signatory Nations shall recognize any titles and other honors granted by their respective Leaders to their citizens and to other persons, and vice versa.

ARTICLE 5
The signatory Nations may appoint an ambassador or envoy to the other in order to foster good relations. The host nation shall reserve the right to expel an ambassador or envoy found to have committed any activities that are in contravention of either any part of this Treaty or its own laws.

ARTICLE 6
This Treaty may only be amended, revised, enlarged and expanded upon the concurrence of both signatory Nations. Any contrary action or measure shall be null and void.

ARTICLE 7
This Treaty shall enter into force upon ratification by both signatory Nations' governments by whatever constitutional method is used in said nations.

ARTICLE 8
Either party may withdraw from this Treaty provided that seven days' written notice (defined as a post on the forums of both nations by the withdrawing nation's head of state, ratified by whatever legislative procedures are necessary) is given.