Diplomatic Relations Between The North Pacific and Canada

Preamble:

Recognizing The North Pacific government as the legitimate governing body of The North Pacific and the Cabinet of Canada as the legitimate governing body of Canada. We the regions of Canada and The North Pacific, in an effort to have fun and encourage inter-regional co-operation, do agree to the following:

1. Each region remains sovereign, and independent, as do each region's member nations.

2. Diplomatic relations do not create nor imply a military or political alliance.

3. Each region will place and maintain an embassy in the region of the other, in order to further communication between the two regions. The embassy will act as the official voice for each region within the other, and will respect the laws of foreign soil.

4. Each region will supply an ambassador to post occasional reports, on activities of their home region, in the appropriate thread.

5. Each region will encourage nations, that have an interest, to register and participate on the other's forum, so that both regions can get to know each other and so our friendship may be strengthened. Additionally, members of each region shall have an automatic invitation to participate in all festive occasions in either region.

6. Each region agrees to co-operate in promoting and passing quality UN resolutions when they are of mutual benefit.

7. Each region agrees to encourage and exhibit democratic principles.

8. These diplomatic relations are between The North Pacific and Canada only and do not affect any current or future treaties for either region.

9. Diplomatic relations may be reviewed and terminated by the governing bodies of either region should any of the terms of these guidelines not be upheld.

10. Any amendment of this document requires the mutual agreement of both regions before taking effect.

Isn't this sort of happening already?

You are correct. TNP wanted to have the relationship documented. As a general rule Canada does not enter into binding obligations. Since the bulk of what TNP wanted we were doing any way we didn't see a problem with simply documenting what was meant by diplomatic relations.

I would like to suggest that this thread be pinned.

I see. Thank you.

BTW for item #7 - what Canada means when we say democratic principals is found here.

JG - I think it would be a good idea to pin this thread - since it contains a formal document.

I do not have the power to admin any of the embassies, even though I have admin power in the Diplomacy forum. I cannot pin anything in an embassy.

okay - sorry I thought you did. Carb, Chex or whom every is MoRA today could you please pin this please, pretty please...

I'd have figured someone on cabinet with me might actually know who the MoRA is ... but hell ... what do I know 'eh?

You're welcome I guess.

edit: I posted in the wrong forum :blush:

We've signed this document again.

*raises a glass*

To The North Pacific-Canadian friendship and relations!

Though I am not with the Diplomatic Corps of The North Pacific, I feel being Minister of Defence there does justify my reasonings of wanting to share a glass or two of local drinks with you guys. My apologies for the quietness of my region, however due to the forum move, and now the elections finally come and gone, we have been concentrating on those events. However, I feel that TNP and Canada will be able to share a long lasting friendship.

Btw, its great to be here again! Also, feel free to move this update if you want :)

Apologies for not posting sooner, TNP and Canada have a long friendship and we would not want to lose it. I did believe that I had an ambassador here, I shall berate them when I get back. :garpa: