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Hawu Mumenhes - Dundorf Treaty of Friendship and Free Trade Agreement

This treaty was drafted in August 4988 by the Neue Dundorfische Zentrumspartei✨.

Status: ratification[?]

Description[?]

The People's Union of Hawu Mumenhes and its successor states and Dunfordisches Reich and its successor states voluntarily enter into this treaty of friendship and trade agreement. The following treaty is for the purpose of strengthening relations between these two parties signatory.

Article I- Communication
These two ratifying parties recognize that regular communication is important to building trust and friendship between states. To this end, both governments agree to consult regularly with their partner and open clear channels of communication for exchange of information.

Article II- Ambassadors
There shall be a regular exchange of ambassadors and staff between the People's Union of Hawu Mumenhes and Dunfordisches Reich . Embassies will be established according to respective host country laws and provisions including diplomatic immunity; in addition, regional Consulates will be established where desirable.

Article III- Free Trade
There shall be free and unhindered trade between the nations of the People's Union of Hawu Mumenhes and Dunfordisches Reich . The governments of neither nation shall attempt to establish tariffs, quotas, or taxes on any imports or exports that flow between them. By default, this article covers all economic activity, including goods, services, and labour specifically including but not limited to agricultural products, household appliances, pharmaceutical and other medical products, electronic equipment and commercial air flights. The national governments of the People's Union of Hawu Mumenhes and Dunfordisches Reich may choose to restrict trade should either deem it necessary.

Article IV- Non-Aggression
The People's Union of Hawu Mumenhes and Dunfordisches Reich agree that the currently existing territorial boundaries of each are legitimate and accurate and will respect them as such. Further, both states pledge non aggression toward each other. .

Article V- Further Cooperation
The People's Union of Hawu Mumenhes and Dunfordisches Reich recognise that continued cooperation and friendship is desirable. As a result both governments commit to re-evaluating this arrangement at regular intervals in an attempt to deepen the ties between the two states.

VI. Investment
No ongoing authority is granted by this agreement for either party to invest in the other or in any entity operating under the laws of the other. Should a particular project appear where both parties believe investment would be in order, an entirely separate agreement may be considered.

Article VII.- Withdrawal:
Should either party decide to withdraw from this treaty, 6 months notice shall be given by the withdrawing party. All transactions concerning purchases of goods or services completed prior to such notice shall be considered valid and continue in effect.

Articles[?]

The treaty consists of the following articles.

Ratifiers[?]

The treaty has been formally ratified by the following nations.

NationDate
Ikradonian Union (Ikradon)June 4991

Pending Ratifications

Compliance[?]

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