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Dorvish-Alorian Strategic Partnership Agreement
This treaty was drafted in November 4852 by the Hosian-Konservative Allianz.
Status: ratification[?]
Description[?]
| This agreement is between the Kingdom of Dorvik (and its legal successors) and the Democratic Republic of Aloria (and its legal successors). This agreement shall be binding upon both parties pending ratification. This treaty is signed by authorized representatives from the Kingdom of Dorvik (hereby referred to as "Dorvik) and the Democratic Republic of Aloria (hereby referred to as "Aloria). Article 1 - Diplomatic Affairs Section 1 - Dorvik and Aloria will forgo armed conflict as a means of resolving differences and disputes, Dorvik and Aloria agree to all diplomatic efforts in order to prevent armed conflict between nations; Section 2 - Dorvik and Aloria will allow the establishment of one formal embassy and a number of consulates and other diplomatic outposts as agreed upon by the respective foreign affairs authorities within each nation; Section 3 - Dorvik and Aloria agree, in principle, to cooperate on matters of Artanian affairs and International affairs when they impact both nations or the continent simultaneously; Article 2 - Defense and Security Affairs Section 1 - Dorvik and Aloria agree in principle to cooperate on matters of Artanian security and International security when they impact both nations or the continent simultaneously; Section 2 - Dorvik and Aloria will create a joint foreign and domestic intelligence sharing program that does not endanger the national security or respective state secrets of each nation; Section 3 - Dorvik and Aloria agree to routine military and security exercises to ensure interoperability and cooperation between the two nations in defense and security affairs; Section 4 - Dorvik and Aloria agree to assist each other in technological and research related defense and security cooperation that does not endanger the national security or respective state secrets of each nation. Article 3 - Financial and Economic Affairs Section 1 - Dorvik and Aloria agree to establish a free trade agreement that protects and benefits each nations economy, the two signatory nations agree in principle to eliminate most or all tariffs between the two nations; Section 2 - Dorvik and Aloria agree to the creation of a joint financial and economic council to better develop robust economic policies that benefit both nations and work to grow both nations economies; Section 3 - Dorvik and Aloria agree to appoint a neutral panel of experts to settle financial and economic disputes between the two signatory nations should a matter arise that requires arbitration; Section 4 - Dorvik and Aloria agree to foster financial and economic cooperation between the two nations wherever possible. Article 4 - Judicial Affairs Section 1 - Dorvik and Aloria agree to discuss and cooperate on matters of extradition and judicial affairs regarding respective nations citizens that are not charged with capital-level offenses or terrorism-related offenses; Section 2 - Dorvik and Aloria agree to peacefully resolve other issues that arise between the two nations as proscribed in Article 1 of this treaty. This treaty is signed 2 January, 4851 (OOC: Backdated to match up with forum topic) by authorized representatives from Dorvik and Aloria in Haldor, Greater Kordusia, Kingdom of Dorvik. |
Articles[?]
The treaty consists of the following articles.
Ratifiers[?]
The treaty has been formally ratified by the following nations.
| Nation | Date |
| Gweriniaeth Ffederal yr Alôr (Aloria) | July 4854 |
| Republik Dorvik (Dorvik) | August 4853 |
Pending Ratifications
Compliance[?]
The treaty contains no articles that can be verified.
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