THE Grifburgh Empire

TREATY OF FRIENDSHIP AND CO-OPERATION BETWEEN

THE GRAND DUCHY OF FLANDRENSIS

AND

THE Grifburgh Empire

The Government of the Grand Duchy of Flandrensis and the Grifburgh Empire(hereinafter: the ?Parties?)

Prompted by the desire to cooperate as partners in the micronational world and work together on several issues;

Recognizing that having diplomatic relations is necessary for a peaceful micronational community and a peaceful world;

Seeking of enhance and encourage cooperation between the Parties in the spirit of Partnership;

Have agreed as follows:

1. Each nation and their respective governments shall agree to recognize the sovereignty and right to statehood of the other government, its nation, and its people. And further, each participating government of this treaty shall fully recognize the other as a sovereign, independent, and serious micronational government and shall recognize the signatory governments as the legitimate and legally empowered representation of their People and Sovereignty.

2. The Grand Duchy of Flandrensis remain neutral in any micronational wars. In cases where there is a political or ideological conflict that violates the sovereignty of the other nation, each nation shall endeavor to support the official positions of the other's government in international and inter-micronational affairs.

3. If the Grand Duchy of Flandrensis discover that the other nation violate human rights or are guilty to illegal internet activities, they will immediately withdrawn recognition.

4. This treaty is also provided as a charter for any consulate or embassy that may be established between the two nations whenever possible. These embassies shall be under the sole management of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of each nation, with such agencies becoming the exclusive and official seat of communications and foreign relations between the two nations.

5. There shall be a perpetual state of diplomacy and non-aggression between the aforementioned States, and that both parties shall endeavor to peacefully resolve any issues which may occur to estrange them.

6. That either signatory parties shall respect the diplomatic position of the other, with regards to the recognition of, and relations with, other nations and micronations; however trying to follow, whenever possible, the same path, leading towards a direction in support of true micronationalism.

7. Both nations shall work to compromise on issues of disagreement among themselves and in the name of peace and diplomacy shall avoid opening new relations with nations or micronations which show belligerence towards the other nation whenever possible.

8. Participating nations agree to respect the cultural, military, and political endeavors of the other, insofar as these do not infringe upon their own military and political interests or violate the basic human rights of others. In the event of micro-international or international incidents of strife, both parties shall remain steadfast in their support of each other, in both diplomatic deeds and diplomatic voice with a commitment to peace and a speedy resolution of conflicts whenever possible in so much as it does not threaten the sovereignty of their own nation or violate the basic human rights of others.

9. Each member of this treaty is granted the right to enter into diplomatic relations and negotiate any acts or amendments to the standard treaty on behalf of the people as the need arises and is so agreed to by both members.

10. Under no circumstances shall members of this treaty engage in the use of force against the other nation or its people and shall respect the sovereign and claimed lands and borders of the other whenever applicable when such claims do not interfere with a previously held declaration of the other nation.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned, being duly authorized by their respective Governments, have signed this Agreement.

DONE at the Flandrensisian Embassy of the Kingdom of Belgium, this 16th day of March, 2016, in duplicate, in the Dutch and the English languages, both texts being equally authentic.

Date: 2016-06-13; view: 9