Concordia Assembly - Global Cooperation

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Princess Nicolette Ananto-Collins, Princess of the Empire,
Empire of Ananto and Kalistan

Before we get started, I would like to take a moment to request that the Chair make it be known that those attending from Majatra and Artania are nothing more than guests, and should be expected to conduct themselves as such.  I do believe that our meeting was announced publicly, and was therefore open to all attendees, but it is my understanding that the important business of this hemisphere is ours, and not theirs, and so it is our hope that they will have the decency to remain polite, but silent observers.

Thank you.  I yield.

Jacob Jaboc, Interim Foreign & Diaspora Deputy Assistant to the Deputy Secretary, Homeland States of Amudim

As per the invite issued by Altea, the Concordia Assembly is a platform for global affairs, not Seleyan and certainly not preferential and seemingly dictated by one state. 

Which makes the comment by the delegation from the Empire of Ananto and Kalistan one made in bad-faith, and also seems to tarnish the spirit of global cooperation in an unnecessarily hostile manner.

Thus, we surmise that the recently renewed partnership between Kalistan and Egelion may potentially indicate that this position is also shared by Altea?

We'd like to request a clarification by Egelion.

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Leonardo Terrazas
Director of Agendas, Concordia Assembly

Mr. Jaboc, 

We understand the undying urgency of Beiteynuese interventionism regarding its recent its taciturn foreign policy. We always appreciate global discourse and cooperation--this is the reason for the creation of Concordia.

However, pursuant to the Treaty of Concordia, Amudim and its associated superiors, are not official ratifiers of this treaty. Meaning your presence in this chamber is unsolicited and invalid. 

A conference of most important internationalist proportions was requested by His Majesty in this very chamber, to which only invited nations are given permission to attend. If literacy and comprehension is of high value, one might understand that this conference is limited to the aforementioned members. The assembly is therefore closed to all non-participants of this treaty and therefore, non-ratifiers of the agreement.

We understand the urgent yearning to cooperate with globally relevant nations, Mr. Jaboc, but this is not the time nor the place to engage in these personal satisfactions. 

You may refer to the Director of Building Security to file a formal complaint against Concordia's processes. The Director of Security will also personally grant you with a personal escort to leave our assembly until the conference has ended and our treaty is signed.

Thank you for your everlasting patience and virtue.