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<![CDATA[Particracy Forum - Treaties]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/ Wed, 22 Jul 2026 14:52:16 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Narikaton and Darnussia: Treaty on an Artanian Internal Market]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-604.html Fri, 27 Feb 2026 20:58:32 +0000 Mbites]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-604.html Treaty on an Artanian Internal Market (Treaty of Merenbürg) - January 5715
(TAIM/TM)

Goals & Principles
The aim of this treaty is to a create a zone of free movement for goods, services, capital and labor in an effort to sustainably interconnect the economies of all Artanian nations sharing the principles of fundamental respect for national sovereignty, sanctity of human life and property.

Preconditions for ratification:
- Nation based on the Artanian continent
- A market economy

Additionally for nations joining after the formal creation:
- the approval of all current signatories

Content
The Treaty of Merenbürg creates
1) The Artanian Free Trade Zone (AFTZ)
No tariffs or taxes functionally based on the entrance of goods, services, capital or labor (in the following referred to as Artanian Product) shall be levied on members of the Artanian internal market.

It is the prerogative of member-states to designate certain goods to exempt from the internal market
These have to fulfil the following:
.) Potential disruptiveness to public order, health or security OR
.) Sensitive to a nations culture

Demonstratively the treaty names without normative power:
Uranium, weapons, psychoactive substances and pornography

2) Artanian Product may not be discriminated upon based on it's nationality. The member-states ensure that natural or legal persons are able to enforce their claims based on this treaty in an all equal manner to claims based on national law.

3) Common Artanian Competition Law (CACL)
To protect consumers and the functionality of effective competition the member-states agree to gradually harmonize or subject themselves to a common Artanian competition law; companies within the territorial scope of the treaty may not

3.1) conclude agreements which could potentially negatively impact competition and the trade between the member-states of this treaty;

3.2) use their dominant market position to abuse, hinder or damage effective competition of the internal market and the trade between the member-states of this treaty.

4) The Artanian Trade Commission (ATC)
4.1) The Trade Commission is headed by the commissioner which is ex-lege rotating between the member states after a period of six years.
4.2) It is the duty of the ATC to oversee and develop the enforcement of the Common Artanian Competition Law.
4.2) In principle, the ATC is committed to persue the goals and aims laid out by the provisions of this treaty.
4.3) The ATC oversees and in case of endangerment to effective competition prohibits the fusions (M&A) of large corporation if their dominant market positions could be strengthened or expanded. (Monopolies & Oligopolies)
4.4) The ATC is based in the home nation of its commissioner limited to the term of the Commissioner.

5) General Exemptions
Irrespective of 1) of this treaty; goods, services, capital and labor hailing from third-party nations (non Artanian nations and non-members of the market) are exempted from the privileges of the treaty.

5.1)
Rebranding or distorting the origin of the subjects of 5) is prohibited and may lead to sanction after the members of this treaty vote on it unanimously (exempting the potential rule-breaking nation from voting).

Signatories:
The Dual Republic of Narikaton & Darnussia, January 5715]]> Treaty on an Artanian Internal Market (Treaty of Merenbürg) - January 5715
(TAIM/TM)

Goals & Principles
The aim of this treaty is to a create a zone of free movement for goods, services, capital and labor in an effort to sustainably interconnect the economies of all Artanian nations sharing the principles of fundamental respect for national sovereignty, sanctity of human life and property.

Preconditions for ratification:
- Nation based on the Artanian continent
- A market economy

Additionally for nations joining after the formal creation:
- the approval of all current signatories

Content
The Treaty of Merenbürg creates
1) The Artanian Free Trade Zone (AFTZ)
No tariffs or taxes functionally based on the entrance of goods, services, capital or labor (in the following referred to as Artanian Product) shall be levied on members of the Artanian internal market.

It is the prerogative of member-states to designate certain goods to exempt from the internal market
These have to fulfil the following:
.) Potential disruptiveness to public order, health or security OR
.) Sensitive to a nations culture

Demonstratively the treaty names without normative power:
Uranium, weapons, psychoactive substances and pornography

2) Artanian Product may not be discriminated upon based on it's nationality. The member-states ensure that natural or legal persons are able to enforce their claims based on this treaty in an all equal manner to claims based on national law.

3) Common Artanian Competition Law (CACL)
To protect consumers and the functionality of effective competition the member-states agree to gradually harmonize or subject themselves to a common Artanian competition law; companies within the territorial scope of the treaty may not

3.1) conclude agreements which could potentially negatively impact competition and the trade between the member-states of this treaty;

3.2) use their dominant market position to abuse, hinder or damage effective competition of the internal market and the trade between the member-states of this treaty.

4) The Artanian Trade Commission (ATC)
4.1) The Trade Commission is headed by the commissioner which is ex-lege rotating between the member states after a period of six years.
4.2) It is the duty of the ATC to oversee and develop the enforcement of the Common Artanian Competition Law.
4.2) In principle, the ATC is committed to persue the goals and aims laid out by the provisions of this treaty.
4.3) The ATC oversees and in case of endangerment to effective competition prohibits the fusions (M&A) of large corporation if their dominant market positions could be strengthened or expanded. (Monopolies & Oligopolies)
4.4) The ATC is based in the home nation of its commissioner limited to the term of the Commissioner.

5) General Exemptions
Irrespective of 1) of this treaty; goods, services, capital and labor hailing from third-party nations (non Artanian nations and non-members of the market) are exempted from the privileges of the treaty.

5.1)
Rebranding or distorting the origin of the subjects of 5) is prohibited and may lead to sanction after the members of this treaty vote on it unanimously (exempting the potential rule-breaking nation from voting).

Signatories:
The Dual Republic of Narikaton & Darnussia, January 5715]]> <![CDATA[Amudim: Nuke Yishelem Agreement]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-603.html Fri, 27 Feb 2026 11:37:07 +0000 GreekIdiot]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-603.html
Can people please ratify and withdraw using words like ratify, withdraw, ratifies, ratified, withdraws, withdrawal and so forth.

MAKE SURE TO CLEARLY STATE YOUR NATION NAMES

~

Hereby signatory nations,

AGREE to

1. Nuke Yishelem
2. Celebrate after in Jorgen Island
3. Other clause about educational policies and research programs
4. Double-taxation to trigger category read]]>
Can people please ratify and withdraw using words like ratify, withdraw, ratifies, ratified, withdraws, withdrawal and so forth.

MAKE SURE TO CLEARLY STATE YOUR NATION NAMES

~

Hereby signatory nations,

AGREE to

1. Nuke Yishelem
2. Celebrate after in Jorgen Island
3. Other clause about educational policies and research programs
4. Double-taxation to trigger category read]]> <![CDATA[Whale Island: Convention on the Preservation of Global Heritage (IESCO)]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-596.html Wed, 25 Feb 2026 00:08:24 +0000 Wu Han]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-596.html [Image: IESCO-Header.png]

The Convention on the Preservation of Global Heritage

Drafted December 5712

Preamble

The State Parties to this Convention,

Recognizing that the cultural, scientific, and natural heritage of civilizations constitutes a legacy of universal significance for all peoples of the world,

Conscious that the deterioration or loss of such heritage constitutes an impoverishment of humanity as a whole,

Considering that the protection of heritage requires international cooperation and shared responsibility,

Affirming that sovereignty over territory shall remain respected while recognizing the collective interest of humanity in the preservation of outstanding heritage,

Have agreed as follows:

Article 1 – Recognition of IESCO

This Convention recognizes the International Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (IESCO) as the primary international coordinating body for the identification, designation, and coordination of protection efforts concerning sites of significant natural or cultural heritage
Membership in the Convention implies commitment to collaborative heritage conservation under IESCO guidelines.

Article 2 – Definition and Criteria of IESCO Global Heritage Sites

IESCO Global Heritage Sites shall be defined as cultural, scientific, architectural, archaeological, ecological, or technological areas or sites possessing outstanding universal value to civilization, or bearing exceptional testimony to the development of human civilization and the on-going natural, geological, and biological processes of planetary natural history.
IESCO Global Heritage Sites are preserved primarily by national or regional authorities, with technical, scientific, or other relevant conservation assistance provided through IESCO programs.
Sites may be nominated by State Parties to this Convention responsible for the territory in which the site is located for IESCO Global Heritage designation.
Nominations for IESCO Global Heritage Site designation shall be reviewed, evaluated and determined by the IESCO Global Heritage Committee, according to the following criteria:

Quote:i. The site represents an exceptional achievement of human imagination, skill, or artistic expression;
ii. The site bears a unique and distinctive testimony to a cultural tradition that is living or which has disappeared, providing insight into its development;
iii. The site exhibits a meaningful interchange of ideas, knowledge, or techniques within or between cultural areas of the world, particularly in fields such as architecture, engineering, urban design, or landscape design;
iv. The site is an exemplary representation of a type of structure, architectural or technological ensemble, or landscape which illustrates an important stage in human history;
v. The site contains natural phenomena, landscapes, formations, or environments of remarkable natural beauty and/or scientific significance;
vi. The site preserves extraordinary evidence of Terra's natural history, including records of biological life, geological transformations, or significant geomorphic or physiographic feaures shaped by ongoing long-term natural processes.
vii. The site contains significant and outstanding examples of ongoing ecological, evolutionary, or environmental processes supporting the development of living systems in terrestrial, freshwater, coastal, or marine environments.

Article 3 – Sovereign Responsibilities of Host States

State Parties retain sovereign control over territory containing designated IESCO Global Heritage Sites.
Host states shall undertake efforts to ensure the protection, conservation, and integrity of designated IESCO Global Heritage Sites.
Any alteration, construction, or development within the protected heritage zone should first seek consultation with IESCO, and subsequently be reported to IESCO.

Article 4 – International Protection Obligations

State Parties recognize IESCO Global Heritage Sites as part of the shared heritage of human civilization.
State Parties shall refrain from intentional destruction, militarization, or exploitation of designated sites.
In times of conflict, all parties shall treat IESCO Global Heritage Sites as neutral zones.
When a site is threatened by natural disaster, armed conflict, environmental degradation, or unauthorized modification, IESCO may recommend emergency protective status.
State Parties shall cooperate in implementing protective protocols, and shall proactively consult IESCO for technical, scientific, or conservation advice to this end.

Article 5 – Scientific and Cultural Cooperation

State Parties shall facilitate international research, archaeological study, and cultural exchange programs related to IESCO Global Heritage Sites.
IESCO may deploy heritage assessment missions for documentation, conservation planning, or emergency stabilization.

Article 6 – Funding and Technical Assistance

The Global Heritage Site Preservation Fund shall be established under IESCO administration.
Contributions shall be voluntary or determined according to intergovernmental agreement, and may be made by governments, non-governmental organizations, private sector organizations, and philanthropic institutions.
The fund shall support conservation, restoration technology, and disaster mitigation.
State Parties may request technical, financial, or scientific assistance for the protection or rehabilitation of designated IESCO Global Heritage Sites.

Article 7 – Education and Public Access

State Parties shall promote public education concerning the historical and cultural importance of designated sites.
Sustainable public access and scientific study shall be encouraged, unless it is infeasible given the sensitivity of the site.

Article 8 – Ratification
This Convention shall enter into force immediately upon a State Party's legal ratification and signing of the Convention.]]> [Image: IESCO-Header.png]

The Convention on the Preservation of Global Heritage

Drafted December 5712

This Convention recognizes the International Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (IESCO) as the primary international coordinating body for the identification, designation, and coordination of protection efforts concerning sites of significant natural or cultural heritage
Membership in the Convention implies commitment to collaborative heritage conservation under IESCO guidelines.

Article 2 – Definition and Criteria of IESCO Global Heritage Sites

IESCO Global Heritage Sites shall be defined as cultural, scientific, architectural, archaeological, ecological, or technological areas or sites possessing outstanding universal value to civilization, or bearing exceptional testimony to the development of human civilization and the on-going natural, geological, and biological processes of planetary natural history.
IESCO Global Heritage Sites are preserved primarily by national or regional authorities, with technical, scientific, or other relevant conservation assistance provided through IESCO programs.
Sites may be nominated by State Parties to this Convention responsible for the territory in which the site is located for IESCO Global Heritage designation.
Nominations for IESCO Global Heritage Site designation shall be reviewed, evaluated and determined by the IESCO Global Heritage Committee, according to the following criteria:

Quote:i. The site represents an exceptional achievement of human imagination, skill, or artistic expression;
ii. The site bears a unique and distinctive testimony to a cultural tradition that is living or which has disappeared, providing insight into its development;
iii. The site exhibits a meaningful interchange of ideas, knowledge, or techniques within or between cultural areas of the world, particularly in fields such as architecture, engineering, urban design, or landscape design;
iv. The site is an exemplary representation of a type of structure, architectural or technological ensemble, or landscape which illustrates an important stage in human history;
v. The site contains natural phenomena, landscapes, formations, or environments of remarkable natural beauty and/or scientific significance;
vi. The site preserves extraordinary evidence of Terra's natural history, including records of biological life, geological transformations, or significant geomorphic or physiographic feaures shaped by ongoing long-term natural processes.
vii. The site contains significant and outstanding examples of ongoing ecological, evolutionary, or environmental processes supporting the development of living systems in terrestrial, freshwater, coastal, or marine environments.

Article 3 – Sovereign Responsibilities of Host States

State Parties retain sovereign control over territory containing designated IESCO Global Heritage Sites.
Host states shall undertake efforts to ensure the protection, conservation, and integrity of designated IESCO Global Heritage Sites.
Any alteration, construction, or development within the protected heritage zone should first seek consultation with IESCO, and subsequently be reported to IESCO.

Article 4 – International Protection Obligations

State Parties recognize IESCO Global Heritage Sites as part of the shared heritage of human civilization.
State Parties shall refrain from intentional destruction, militarization, or exploitation of designated sites.
In times of conflict, all parties shall treat IESCO Global Heritage Sites as neutral zones.
When a site is threatened by natural disaster, armed conflict, environmental degradation, or unauthorized modification, IESCO may recommend emergency protective status.
State Parties shall cooperate in implementing protective protocols, and shall proactively consult IESCO for technical, scientific, or conservation advice to this end.

Article 5 – Scientific and Cultural Cooperation

State Parties shall facilitate international research, archaeological study, and cultural exchange programs related to IESCO Global Heritage Sites.
IESCO may deploy heritage assessment missions for documentation, conservation planning, or emergency stabilization.

Article 6 – Funding and Technical Assistance

The Global Heritage Site Preservation Fund shall be established under IESCO administration.
Contributions shall be voluntary or determined according to intergovernmental agreement, and may be made by governments, non-governmental organizations, private sector organizations, and philanthropic institutions.
The fund shall support conservation, restoration technology, and disaster mitigation.
State Parties may request technical, financial, or scientific assistance for the protection or rehabilitation of designated IESCO Global Heritage Sites.

Article 7 – Education and Public Access

State Parties shall promote public education concerning the historical and cultural importance of designated sites.
Sustainable public access and scientific study shall be encouraged, unless it is infeasible given the sensitivity of the site.

Article 8 – Ratification
This Convention shall enter into force immediately upon a State Party's legal ratification and signing of the Convention.]]> <![CDATA[Egelion: The Altéa Accords | AISA Intelligence Agreement]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-584.html Thu, 05 Feb 2026 14:41:54 +0000 Louis]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-584.html [Image: Your-paragraph-text-14.png]

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]]> <![CDATA[Xsampa: Treaty of Tsarlung-Dovani Economic Assistance Bloc]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-571.html Mon, 19 Jan 2026 16:56:58 +0000 Elena1012]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-571.html
- Improving, and enhancing regional economic resilience.

- Supporting balanced industrial growth.

- Reducing structural development gaps within Dovani.

- Increasing intra-Dovani trade and production capacity.

As such, the Treaty of Tsarlung will explicitly apply only to economic matters, and will not apply to; domestic policy, national security, or foreign policy.
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Trade Bands
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To ensure economic harmony, free trade will be rejected in favour a tiered trade preferential system.

Band I (Essential and Complimentary Goods) shall consist of; Raw Materials, Industrial Components and Energy Inputs.

Band I shall consist of the lowest tariffs, expedited customs and long term trade assurances.

Band II (Strategic Development Goods) shall consist of; Machinery, Transport Equipment,, Agriculture, Technology Inputs, and Pharmaceuticals.

Band II shall consist of reduced tariffs, quotas will be permitted, and domestic priority safeguards will be permitted.

Band III (Sensitive Goods) will consist of Cultural industries, financial services, and labour intensive consumer goods.

Band III will not enforce mandatory liberalization, and national control will be retained.
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Sensitive Sector Protections
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Each signatory state reserved the right to declare any economic sector as Sensitive, and may designate a list of Sensitive Sectors, provided that there are justifications tied to employment, food security, or strategic capacity, and undergo review cycles every 5 years. No other signatory may challenge Sensitive Sectors unless agreed tariff ceilings are challenged, or predatory dumping occurs.
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Anti Dumping and Shock.
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Emergency measures will be allowed for all signatories if sudden imports threaten domestic production, currency shocks distort competitiveness, or supply chain disruptions occur. All emergency measures will be proportional, temporarily and automatically reviewed.
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Gradual Tariff Harmonization.
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Signatories may opt into

- Sector specific tariff alignment

- Regional tariff references

- Long term convergence targets (of which, they shall non binding).

No state is required to match another tariffs structure, nor liberalize faster then development capacity allows.

In the event of a signatory being less developed than its peers, they may maintain higher tariffs for a longer period, receive longer phase in periods, and access adjustment support mechanism.
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Trade Facilitation and Infrastructure Coordination.
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All signatories shall have customs and logistics cooperation, consisting of standardized documentation, shared customs data systems, and priority clearance for Band I goods.

Non binding coordination will also be applied for infrastructure, such as rails, ports, and energy.
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Developmental Finance.
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The Dovani Development Bank will be created, and have a mandate strictly limited to productive investments, trade enabling infrastructure and industrial upgrading.

The DDB shall be explicitly forbidden from finding budget deficits, mandating privatization, or imposing labour and welfare reforms.

Finally, for trade stability, a pooled in reserve shall be created to cushion balance of payment shocks, stabilize essential imports and prevent crisis driven protectionism.
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Governance and Dispute Resolution.
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Recognizing the economic nature of the Treaty of Tsarlung, the Dovani Economic Council will be created, with all signatories receiving 1 (one) representative, with weighted voting caps, and an economic mandate only. It shall handle trade disputes, and tariff disputes.
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Ascension and Withdrawal.
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The Treaty of Tsarlung is open to any state within Dovani, that signals a willingness to engage in coordination mechanisms, accept the trade bands, and commit to transparency.

Withdrawal is permitted with notice (of which, a 8 month notice must be given), and existing obligations will be honoured for a duration of time.
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As such, the Khanate of Bianjie and the Democratic Republic of Xsampa shall formally sign the Treaty of Tsarlung.]]>
- Improving, and enhancing regional economic resilience.

- Supporting balanced industrial growth.

- Reducing structural development gaps within Dovani.

- Increasing intra-Dovani trade and production capacity.

As such, the Treaty of Tsarlung will explicitly apply only to economic matters, and will not apply to; domestic policy, national security, or foreign policy.
---------------------------
Trade Bands
---------------------------
To ensure economic harmony, free trade will be rejected in favour a tiered trade preferential system.

Band I (Essential and Complimentary Goods) shall consist of; Raw Materials, Industrial Components and Energy Inputs.

Band I shall consist of the lowest tariffs, expedited customs and long term trade assurances.

Band II (Strategic Development Goods) shall consist of; Machinery, Transport Equipment,, Agriculture, Technology Inputs, and Pharmaceuticals.

Band II shall consist of reduced tariffs, quotas will be permitted, and domestic priority safeguards will be permitted.

Band III (Sensitive Goods) will consist of Cultural industries, financial services, and labour intensive consumer goods.

Band III will not enforce mandatory liberalization, and national control will be retained.
---------------------------
Sensitive Sector Protections
---------------------------
Each signatory state reserved the right to declare any economic sector as Sensitive, and may designate a list of Sensitive Sectors, provided that there are justifications tied to employment, food security, or strategic capacity, and undergo review cycles every 5 years. No other signatory may challenge Sensitive Sectors unless agreed tariff ceilings are challenged, or predatory dumping occurs.
---------------------------
Anti Dumping and Shock.
---------------------------
Emergency measures will be allowed for all signatories if sudden imports threaten domestic production, currency shocks distort competitiveness, or supply chain disruptions occur. All emergency measures will be proportional, temporarily and automatically reviewed.
---------------------------
Gradual Tariff Harmonization.
---------------------------
Signatories may opt into

- Sector specific tariff alignment

- Regional tariff references

- Long term convergence targets (of which, they shall non binding).

No state is required to match another tariffs structure, nor liberalize faster then development capacity allows.

In the event of a signatory being less developed than its peers, they may maintain higher tariffs for a longer period, receive longer phase in periods, and access adjustment support mechanism.
---------------------------
Trade Facilitation and Infrastructure Coordination.
---------------------------
All signatories shall have customs and logistics cooperation, consisting of standardized documentation, shared customs data systems, and priority clearance for Band I goods.

Non binding coordination will also be applied for infrastructure, such as rails, ports, and energy.
---------------------------
Developmental Finance.
---------------------------
The Dovani Development Bank will be created, and have a mandate strictly limited to productive investments, trade enabling infrastructure and industrial upgrading.

The DDB shall be explicitly forbidden from finding budget deficits, mandating privatization, or imposing labour and welfare reforms.

Finally, for trade stability, a pooled in reserve shall be created to cushion balance of payment shocks, stabilize essential imports and prevent crisis driven protectionism.
---------------------------
Governance and Dispute Resolution.
---------------------------
Recognizing the economic nature of the Treaty of Tsarlung, the Dovani Economic Council will be created, with all signatories receiving 1 (one) representative, with weighted voting caps, and an economic mandate only. It shall handle trade disputes, and tariff disputes.
---------------------------
Ascension and Withdrawal.
---------------------------
The Treaty of Tsarlung is open to any state within Dovani, that signals a willingness to engage in coordination mechanisms, accept the trade bands, and commit to transparency.

Withdrawal is permitted with notice (of which, a 8 month notice must be given), and existing obligations will be honoured for a duration of time.
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As such, the Khanate of Bianjie and the Democratic Republic of Xsampa shall formally sign the Treaty of Tsarlung.]]> <![CDATA[Vanuku: Majatran-Artanian Treaty]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-573.html Mon, 19 Jan 2026 14:09:10 +0000 Kubrick]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-573.html The Majatran-Artanian Treaty, also known as the Himmelshtern Treaty, forms the legal basis of the Majatran-Artanian Treaty Organisation (MATO).

The treaty was proposed during the first conference of nations that would eventually lead to the foundation of the Majatran-Artanian Treaty Organisation after the founding members signed it. The intention of the treaty was to pursue multilateralism in Majatra and Artania and to form an organised defence against aggressors, either from the Majatran-Artanian region or beyond.

The original document was drafted in Dundorfian, Yeudish, Jelbic, Luthorian, Istalian, and Narik. It was presented to diplomats from the Triad Republic, the Republic of Amudim, the Kingdom of Wrnuke, the Empire of Luthori, and the Kingdom of Istalia during the first conference in Himmelshtern in August 5704.

Majatran-Artanian Treaty

Article 1

Members of the Majatran-Artanian Treaty, henceforth called 'the treaty', will seek to promote stability, freedom, and well-being in the Majatran-Artanian area through preservation of peace and security in accordance with previously established global treaties that adhere to these same principles.

Article 2

Members of the treaty will seek to contribute toward the further development of peaceful and friendly international relations by strenghtening their free institutions, by promoting conditions of stability and well-being, and by stimulating freedom and sovereignty across the globe. They will seek to eliminate conflict in their international economic policies and will encourage economic collaboration between any or all of them.

Article 3

Members of the treaty will commit to maintaining and sustaining all capable methods to resist armed attack, member states will commit to this separately and jointly by means of continuous and effective self-help and mutual aid. During conferences members of the treaty will set a percentage of the Gross Domestic Product to be allocated towards this ambition.

Article 4

Members of the treaty may call, when they feel the necessity, a meeting between the governments of the member states to discuss and request consultation on matters that concern the territorial integrity, political independence, or security of any of the member states. Furthermore, the members of the treaty may call upon this article during times of global crises that indirectly affect the signatory states.

Article 5

Members of the treaty commit to defending all signatory nations by any means necessary. An armed attack against one member state is to be seen as an armed attack against all member states. When war is declared upon a member state, this clause is invoked and all member states are bound by this treaty to take any such action as the member state deems necessary, including the use of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the Majatran-Artanian area.

Article 6

The treaty only takes effect within the sovereign territories of the members states in the Majatran-Artanian area. Only with approval of all member states can Article 5 be invoked for violations outside the designated territories. Furthermore, the approval of all member states is a requirement for peacekeeping and aid missions outside the Majatran-Artanian area if done under the flag of the treaty organisation.

Article 7

The members of the treaty will from the Majatran-Artanian Security Council, to serve as a body to discuss proposals, to consult on matters, and to establish new articles. The MASC is the body responsible for validating any invocations of Article 5. The MASC will also oversee joint procurement of materiel necessary to defend the integral territory of the member states.

Article 8

The members of the treaty may accept new members of the treaty with a collective unanimous agreement. Prospective member states must be located within the Majatran-Artanian area.

Article 9

Members of the treaty are only considered to be full members of the treaty after ratification through their respective constitutional processes.

Article 10

Members of the treaty may absolve their membership after giving a one-year notice to the MASC.

Article 11

The official languages of MATO are Luthorian, Dundorfian and Jelbic.

]]> The Majatran-Artanian Treaty, also known as the Himmelshtern Treaty, forms the legal basis of the Majatran-Artanian Treaty Organisation (MATO).

The treaty was proposed during the first conference of nations that would eventually lead to the foundation of the Majatran-Artanian Treaty Organisation after the founding members signed it. The intention of the treaty was to pursue multilateralism in Majatra and Artania and to form an organised defence against aggressors, either from the Majatran-Artanian region or beyond.

The original document was drafted in Dundorfian, Yeudish, Jelbic, Luthorian, Istalian, and Narik. It was presented to diplomats from the Triad Republic, the Republic of Amudim, the Kingdom of Wrnuke, the Empire of Luthori, and the Kingdom of Istalia during the first conference in Himmelshtern in August 5704.

]]> <![CDATA[Luthori: Randworth Agreement (Imperial Confederation Treaty)]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-565.html Sun, 21 Dec 2025 15:39:34 +0000 Ligbruderkrieg]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-565.html
The Holy Luthorian Empire and the Commonwealth of Mordusia, in their shared loyalty towards the Crown hereby proclaim their willingness at expanding their relationship as follows.

His Majesty’s Government in Luthori and His Majesty’s Government in Mordusia agree to the signature of the following protocols - as its first signatories.

Protocol 1. Each nation which considers itself as a member of the Imperial Confederation must recognise the Luthorian monarch as its lawful sovereign and head of state.

Protocol 2. All member nations must recognise the Luthorian monarch as the “Sovereign of the Imperial Confederation”.

Protocol 3. The member nations enter in agreement with current legislation in Luthori, namely the Succession to the Throne Act, recognising the House of Orange-Villayn-Armstead as the sole lawful and legitimate imperial house capable of reigning over Luthori and their other Confederated realms. Each nation claiming membership to the Confederation must pass an Act of their Respective and Lawful Legislative Body to that Effect.

Protocol 4. The Assembled Governments hereby proclaim their membership to the Confederation to be tied to their shared loyalty towards the Crown and its embodiment in the person of the monarch.

Section I - The Crown and Its Relationship Related to the Confederation

Article I - As per with Protocol 1, all Governments of Members Nations of the Imperial Confederation Hereby Recognise the Emperor of Luthori as their Lawful and Legitimate Sovereign.

Article II. The Law Related to the Succession to the Thrones Are to be Preemptively Discussed Among Member Nations, but, as per with the current situation in which a nation enters the Confederation as a Sovereign State linked to the Others through a Joint Loyalty to the Crown, the Luthorian Act of Parliament dubbed as the Succession to the Throne Act will be used as the reference for future modifications.

Article III. Unless modified by Agreement of the Member Parties, the Eldest Child of the Sovereign shall succeed their predecessor as Emperor of Luthori, Sovereign (or any title if stated in constitutional Acts) of their Other Realms, Sovereign of the Confederation and Defender of the Faith.

Article IV. Member states are allowed to change their Royal and Imperial Titles as they please, provided that the Titles Mentions the Sovereign’s Title as the Sovereign of the Imperial Confederation.

Article V. The Modification of the Order of Succession to the Thrones Must be Triggered Through an Imperial Conference Decision, which would statute each Government’s agreement with the modification of the Order of Succession to the Aforementioned Thrones, this Agreement would need then to be Approved by Each Respective Nations’ Responsible Legislative Bodies, finally, the Agreement or Statute would need to get signed by the Monarch or its representative to become Law.

Article VI. His Imperial & Royal Majesty, By the Grace of God of Luthori Emperor, of Mordusia King, Sovereign of the Confederation, Defender of the Faith and Supreme Governor of the Church at the Time of the Signing is represented in the Realms in Which They are Unfit to Perform their Constitutional Duties Effectively by a representative which will, at the Monarch’s discretion, carry out the duties of the Sovereign in His Realms.

The Holy Luthorian Empire is excluded from this Article, as the Sovereign’s Primary Residences Are Located in the Mentioned Member State of the Confederation. An Act of the Parliament of Luthori can nevertheless modify this status and nullify this requirement.

The Holy Luthorian Empire is excluded from this Article, as the Sovereign’s Primary Residences Are Located in the Mentioned Member State of the Confederation. An Act of the Parliament of Luthori can nevertheless modify this status and nullify this requirement.

Article VII. The Crown, as the Embodiment of The Authority of Each of Sovereign States’ Governments in their Respective Law Codes shall be considered “in right of” in case of confusion between different member states [during legal disputes] (ie. the Crown in right of Luthori, the Crown in right of Mordusia), Member states could continue to use the demonym “the Crown” if considered appropriate.

Section II - The Imperial Confederation

Article VIII. The Imperial Confederation exists as the main foundation for the Unity and Shared Loyalty to the Crown shared by All Member States, As Such, as per with Protocol II, the Sovereign of the Confederation title is Vested Upon His Imperial Majesty, the Emperor of Luthori by Virtue of Acting as the Head of State of All Confederated Realms.

Article IX. As Sovereign of the Confederation, the Monarch Receives the Authority to Summon an Imperial Conference at the Request of His/Her Ministers.

Article X. The Imperial Conference is the main discussion platform between Member States of the Imperial Confederation. The Conference Assembles the Highest Authorities of Each Member States, chosen as They please.

Article XI. In Due Respect for the Sovereignty of Each Member State of the Confederation, No Enforced Law nor of Future Act of Parliaments from Another Member Nation Can Apply to Another.

Article XII. The admission of another state to the Confederation is automatic to its recognition of the Luthorian monarch as both its head of state and Sovereign of the Confederation. The status of the ascendent nation is hereby referred to as “Observatory”. An Imperial Conference is to be organised in the 6 months following the Recognition of the Monarch for Other Sovereign Members of the Confederation to Recognise through a Joint Statement, the Ascension of Said Country as a Member State.

Article XIII. Withdrawal procedure from the Confederation is automatic if said state removed the Luthorian monarch as its head of state. A six-month procedure for the Withdrawal of a Member State from the Imperial Confederation will take place and will be confirmed at the summoning of an Imperial Conference recognising such actions.

Section III - Ratification and Withdrawal Procedures

Article XIV. The Ratification Process comes after the Signature of the Present Treaty, An Act of Each Sovereign States’ Parliamentary Body Recognising the Aforementioned Treaty as Being Law will be considered as a ratification.

Article XV. Withdrawal Procedures Starts with the Repeal of the Aforementioned Bill Recognising this Treaty as the Law of the Land, coupled with the Abolishment of the Monarchy or the replacement of the House of Orange-Villayn-Armstead as the Sole Lawful and Legitimate Monarch.]]> <![CDATA[Xsampa: Sovereign Sea Accords]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-479.html Thu, 30 Oct 2025 19:58:40 +0000 Elena1012]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-479.html ---------------------------
Core Principles
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Sovereignty First; It is recognized that every signatory state, both present and future reserves the explicit right of sovereignty. Every member state shall hold the explicit right to retain full and total control of their own ports, territorial waters, and resources within their nations.

Fair Labour and Environmental Standards; It is recognized that all SSA signatories will uphold the values of ethical labour, and work towards limiting unethical labour practices, unethical environmental standards, and agree to the prevention of unethical exploitation of individuals.

Transparency and Accountability; It is recognized that, in the interest of harmony between all member states, both present and future, that the utmost transparency will be achieved and preserved in matters of maritime contracts, port investments, development loans, and the like.
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Institutional Framework
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Sovereign Sea Council; Every member state shall have representation and an equal vote on the Sovereign Sea Council (SSC), with chairmanship rotating every 10 years between member states.

Sovereign Trade and Development Authority; The Sovereign Trade and Development Authority will be created, and based in the Khanate of Bianjie (Bianjie) to ensure coordination of fair shipping tariffs, port access agreements, and investment monitoring.

Maritime Labour Board; The Maritime Labour Board (MLB) shall be created, and based in the Democratic Republic of Xsampa (Xsampa) to ensure ethical working conditions for fishers, sailors, and dockworkers in all signatory states.
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Economic Provisions;
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Fair Access Shipping; All member states shall pay uniform, low tariffs when docking in SSA signatory ports. Tariffs shall only be uniform and low for SSA members states, and all members reserve the right to apply tariffs however they see fit to non SSA members.

Joint Logistics Corridors; To prevent dependence on members and ensure prosperity is shared with almost member states, all member states shall contribute towards joint logistics in the form of integrated maritime and land corridors.
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Security Provisions
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Joint Maritime Security; All member states shall coordinate Navy's and coordinate officers to ensure adequate means to combat piracy, illegal smuggling and illegal fishing within the Sovereign Sea.

Dispute Resolution Tribunal; Should the Sovereign Sea Council (SSC) deem the formation of the Dispute Resolution Tribunal (DRT) to be necessary, then the Dispute Resolution Tribunal will form to mediate disputes between member states.
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Recognizing these provisions, the Democratic Republic of Xsampa and the Khanate of Bianjie, and future member states shall agree to sign the Sovereign Sea Accords and uphold the values of fair and ethical trade.]]> ---------------------------
Core Principles
---------------------------
Sovereignty First; It is recognized that every signatory state, both present and future reserves the explicit right of sovereignty. Every member state shall hold the explicit right to retain full and total control of their own ports, territorial waters, and resources within their nations.

Fair Labour and Environmental Standards; It is recognized that all SSA signatories will uphold the values of ethical labour, and work towards limiting unethical labour practices, unethical environmental standards, and agree to the prevention of unethical exploitation of individuals.

Transparency and Accountability; It is recognized that, in the interest of harmony between all member states, both present and future, that the utmost transparency will be achieved and preserved in matters of maritime contracts, port investments, development loans, and the like.
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Institutional Framework
---------------------------
Sovereign Sea Council; Every member state shall have representation and an equal vote on the Sovereign Sea Council (SSC), with chairmanship rotating every 10 years between member states.

Sovereign Trade and Development Authority; The Sovereign Trade and Development Authority will be created, and based in the Khanate of Bianjie (Bianjie) to ensure coordination of fair shipping tariffs, port access agreements, and investment monitoring.

Maritime Labour Board; The Maritime Labour Board (MLB) shall be created, and based in the Democratic Republic of Xsampa (Xsampa) to ensure ethical working conditions for fishers, sailors, and dockworkers in all signatory states.
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Economic Provisions;
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Fair Access Shipping; All member states shall pay uniform, low tariffs when docking in SSA signatory ports. Tariffs shall only be uniform and low for SSA members states, and all members reserve the right to apply tariffs however they see fit to non SSA members.

Joint Logistics Corridors; To prevent dependence on members and ensure prosperity is shared with almost member states, all member states shall contribute towards joint logistics in the form of integrated maritime and land corridors.
---------------------------
Security Provisions
---------------------------
Joint Maritime Security; All member states shall coordinate Navy's and coordinate officers to ensure adequate means to combat piracy, illegal smuggling and illegal fishing within the Sovereign Sea.

Dispute Resolution Tribunal; Should the Sovereign Sea Council (SSC) deem the formation of the Dispute Resolution Tribunal (DRT) to be necessary, then the Dispute Resolution Tribunal will form to mediate disputes between member states.
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Recognizing these provisions, the Democratic Republic of Xsampa and the Khanate of Bianjie, and future member states shall agree to sign the Sovereign Sea Accords and uphold the values of fair and ethical trade.]]> <![CDATA[Egelion: Treaty of Concordia- Global Cooperation Treaty]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-477.html Sat, 25 Oct 2025 01:59:46 +0000 Louis]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-477.html Preamble
The signatory nations, recognizing that our collective future depends on mutual understanding and shared action, and believing that peace and prosperity are best achieved through internationalism and global cooperation, hereby agree to this Pact. We affirm that respecting diverse economic interests and cultural differences strengthens the entire global community. This treaty is a promise to work together for the good of all people and the health of our planet.

I. Principles of Cooperation and Respect

A. Sovereign Equality: All signatory nations are equal partners, regardless of size or economic strength. Each nation’s independence and right to choose its own political system will be respected.
B. Peaceful Dialogue: We agree to solve all disputes through peaceful means, such as negotiation, mediation, and diplomacy, and to avoid the threat or use of force.
C. Non-Interference: Nations will not interfere in the internal affairs of other sovereign nations without justification of safety or global security.
D. Human Dignity: We affirm a commitment to fundamental human rights, equality, and justice for all people within our borders and around the world.

II. Global Cooperation for Shared Challenges

A. Climate Action: We commit to significant, cooperative efforts to address climate change, including sharing technology and resources to promote renewable energy, reduce pollution, and protect natural ecosystems.
B. Public Health: Nations will establish a joint framework to rapidly share information, research, and medical supplies during global health crises (like pandemics). We will work together to ensure equitable access to vaccines and essential medicines.
C. Security and Stability: We will cooperate on transnational issues such as combating terrorism, organized crime, and piracy, sharing intelligence and best practices in a spirit of mutual trust.

III. Promoting Diverse Economic Interests

A. Fair Trade and Access: We commit to rules for fair and open trade that benefit all nations. Trade agreements will be designed to consider the unique needs of developing economies, ensuring their products can reach global markets.
B. Sustainable Investment: We will encourage and protect investments that are socially and environmentally responsible. Financial cooperation will prioritize projects that create stable jobs, improve infrastructure, and promote sustainable development.
C. Knowledge and Technology Sharing: Nations will promote the free and open exchange of scientific research, technology, and educational resources, especially to help lower-income nations build their technical capacity and innovate locally.
D. Local Economic Autonomy: Recognizing that a strong global economy is built on diverse parts, we will support policies that allow nations to develop their economies based on their unique strengths and resources, rather than relying on a single economic model.

IV. Implementation and Review

A. Accountability: A Global Progress Council will be established, made up of representatives from all signatory nations, to monitor progress on the commitments in this Pact.
B. Annual Review: The Council will meet annually to transparently review the Pact’s effectiveness, discuss emerging global challenges, and suggest updates to the treaty, ensuring it remains relevant and strong.
C. Resource Commitment: Each signatory nation agrees to dedicate a small, proportional percentage of its national budget to fund joint cooperation projects outlined in Sections II and III, ensuring that the Pact has the resources to succeed.

In Witness Whereof, the undersigned representatives, duly authorized by their respective Governments, have signed this below:]]> Preamble
The signatory nations, recognizing that our collective future depends on mutual understanding and shared action, and believing that peace and prosperity are best achieved through internationalism and global cooperation, hereby agree to this Pact. We affirm that respecting diverse economic interests and cultural differences strengthens the entire global community. This treaty is a promise to work together for the good of all people and the health of our planet.

I. Principles of Cooperation and Respect

A. Sovereign Equality: All signatory nations are equal partners, regardless of size or economic strength. Each nation’s independence and right to choose its own political system will be respected.
B. Peaceful Dialogue: We agree to solve all disputes through peaceful means, such as negotiation, mediation, and diplomacy, and to avoid the threat or use of force.
C. Non-Interference: Nations will not interfere in the internal affairs of other sovereign nations without justification of safety or global security.
D. Human Dignity: We affirm a commitment to fundamental human rights, equality, and justice for all people within our borders and around the world.

II. Global Cooperation for Shared Challenges

A. Climate Action: We commit to significant, cooperative efforts to address climate change, including sharing technology and resources to promote renewable energy, reduce pollution, and protect natural ecosystems.
B. Public Health: Nations will establish a joint framework to rapidly share information, research, and medical supplies during global health crises (like pandemics). We will work together to ensure equitable access to vaccines and essential medicines.
C. Security and Stability: We will cooperate on transnational issues such as combating terrorism, organized crime, and piracy, sharing intelligence and best practices in a spirit of mutual trust.

III. Promoting Diverse Economic Interests

A. Fair Trade and Access: We commit to rules for fair and open trade that benefit all nations. Trade agreements will be designed to consider the unique needs of developing economies, ensuring their products can reach global markets.
B. Sustainable Investment: We will encourage and protect investments that are socially and environmentally responsible. Financial cooperation will prioritize projects that create stable jobs, improve infrastructure, and promote sustainable development.
C. Knowledge and Technology Sharing: Nations will promote the free and open exchange of scientific research, technology, and educational resources, especially to help lower-income nations build their technical capacity and innovate locally.
D. Local Economic Autonomy: Recognizing that a strong global economy is built on diverse parts, we will support policies that allow nations to develop their economies based on their unique strengths and resources, rather than relying on a single economic model.

IV. Implementation and Review

A. Accountability: A Global Progress Council will be established, made up of representatives from all signatory nations, to monitor progress on the commitments in this Pact.
B. Annual Review: The Council will meet annually to transparently review the Pact’s effectiveness, discuss emerging global challenges, and suggest updates to the treaty, ensuring it remains relevant and strong.
C. Resource Commitment: Each signatory nation agrees to dedicate a small, proportional percentage of its national budget to fund joint cooperation projects outlined in Sections II and III, ensuring that the Pact has the resources to succeed.

In Witness Whereof, the undersigned representatives, duly authorized by their respective Governments, have signed this below:]]> <![CDATA[Amudim: Haniyaret (Neset)]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-472.html Mon, 13 Oct 2025 09:31:01 +0000 GreekIdiot]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-472.html FROM: Homeland States of Amudim
TO: Any and all sovereign states

For context, please visit haniyaret.com.

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Quote:This Treaty, officially known as the Haniyaret (Yeudish: הניירת, transl. The Paperwork), henceforth referred to as Haniyaret and/or Paperwork, is a framework of diplomatic, commercial and trade relations between Signatory Nations and the Yeudi Diaspora and Amudim.

By ratification,
Signatory Nations
(they/them/their):

(1) UNDERSTAND that the Haniyaret is a continuation of the former Beiteynuese diplomatic and commercial treaties, following both the dissolution of the Homeland State of Beiteynu (8th Yeudi Homeland) in 5608 and the 5679 Shar-Mearvi Conference,

THUS,

(2) AGREE to,

1 - Recognise the sovereignty of Amudim and the City State of Tel Bira,
2 - Pursue resolving disputes via diplomacy on a promise of non-aggression,
3 - Uphold active communication channels with a clear exchange of information,
4 - Remain neutral in conflicts with other states unless stated by a different agreement,
5 - Respect the culture, heritage, religion, commerce, affiliations and relations of the Yeudi People,
6 - Establish embassies, appoint ambassadors and optional consulates in other cities

AND,

(3) AGREE to,

1 - Enable trade, commerce, economic partnerships and investments in the public and private sectors
2 - Provide ease of access and bureaucratic efficiency on all economic avenues
3 - Avoid imposing double taxation on common transactions
4 - Respect their businesses and entrepreneurs
5 - Impose minimum or no tariffs on products and services
6 - Respect any exclusions implemented to proviso (3.5)
7 - Recognise any potential preferential exports and imports on either end
8 - Enforce any requested trade limits for any industry, for whatever reason

(4) UNDERSTAND that Amudim, the City State of Tel Bira and the City State of Himmelshtern will reciprocate all aforementioned provisos under clauses (2) and (3),

(5) UNDERSTAND that the aforementioned provisos under clause (3) apply between them and Amudim, the City State of Tel Bira, the City State of Himmelshtern, and between them and private entities of the Yeudi Diaspora from other Signatory Nations of the Haniyaret,

THUS,

(6) RECOGNISE the Neset as the Yeudi Diaspora's and Amudim's global network of relations composed of several private and public entities, including various frameworks,

(7) RECOGNISE the,

1 - Bankaut Integration Framework Initiative (BIFI), as the Neset's global banking framework,
2 - Vamaj Network, as the Neset's global oil and gas supply and distributor framework,
3 - Equifund, as the Neset's global defence manufacturing framework,
4 - Bannerpakt, as the Neset's global industrial framework of Narik & Darnussian origin

AND,

(8) UNDERSTAND that the recognition of the Neset's aforementioned frameworks as part of the Haniyaret does not constitute their approval of, automatic entry, ratification or any other manner of support,

]]> FROM: Homeland States of Amudim
TO: Any and all sovereign states

For context, please visit haniyaret.com.

Quote:This Treaty, officially known as the Haniyaret (Yeudish: הניירת, transl. The Paperwork), henceforth referred to as Haniyaret and/or Paperwork, is a framework of diplomatic, commercial and trade relations between Signatory Nations and the Yeudi Diaspora and Amudim.

By ratification,
Signatory Nations
(they/them/their):

(1) UNDERSTAND that the Haniyaret is a continuation of the former Beiteynuese diplomatic and commercial treaties, following both the dissolution of the Homeland State of Beiteynu (8th Yeudi Homeland) in 5608 and the 5679 Shar-Mearvi Conference,

THUS,

(2) AGREE to,

1 - Recognise the sovereignty of Amudim and the City State of Tel Bira,
2 - Pursue resolving disputes via diplomacy on a promise of non-aggression,
3 - Uphold active communication channels with a clear exchange of information,
4 - Remain neutral in conflicts with other states unless stated by a different agreement,
5 - Respect the culture, heritage, religion, commerce, affiliations and relations of the Yeudi People,
6 - Establish embassies, appoint ambassadors and optional consulates in other cities

AND,

(3) AGREE to,

1 - Enable trade, commerce, economic partnerships and investments in the public and private sectors
2 - Provide ease of access and bureaucratic efficiency on all economic avenues
3 - Avoid imposing double taxation on common transactions
4 - Respect their businesses and entrepreneurs
5 - Impose minimum or no tariffs on products and services
6 - Respect any exclusions implemented to proviso (3.5)
7 - Recognise any potential preferential exports and imports on either end
8 - Enforce any requested trade limits for any industry, for whatever reason

(4) UNDERSTAND that Amudim, the City State of Tel Bira and the City State of Himmelshtern will reciprocate all aforementioned provisos under clauses (2) and (3),

(5) UNDERSTAND that the aforementioned provisos under clause (3) apply between them and Amudim, the City State of Tel Bira, the City State of Himmelshtern, and between them and private entities of the Yeudi Diaspora from other Signatory Nations of the Haniyaret,

THUS,

(6) RECOGNISE the Neset as the Yeudi Diaspora's and Amudim's global network of relations composed of several private and public entities, including various frameworks,

(7) RECOGNISE the,

1 - Bankaut Integration Framework Initiative (BIFI), as the Neset's global banking framework,
2 - Vamaj Network, as the Neset's global oil and gas supply and distributor framework,
3 - Equifund, as the Neset's global defence manufacturing framework,
4 - Bannerpakt, as the Neset's global industrial framework of Narik & Darnussian origin

AND,

(8) UNDERSTAND that the recognition of the Neset's aforementioned frameworks as part of the Haniyaret does not constitute their approval of, automatic entry, ratification or any other manner of support,

]]> <![CDATA[Istalia: International Treaty on Emissions Reduction and Ecological Transition]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-469.html Tue, 23 Sep 2025 15:08:36 +0000 XanderOne]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-469.html Romula, 22 September 5675

Preamble
Istalia and Xsampa, hereinafter referred to as the Contracting Parties,
recognizing the urgency of addressing climate change as a global threat,

conscious of the common yet differentiated responsibility of States,

committing to promoting sustainable, equitable and inclusive development,

convinced that international cooperation is essential to mitigate the effects of climate change and ensure preservation of Terra and its ecosystems to present and future generations,

have agreed as follows:

Article 1 - Objectives
Reduce greenhouse gas emissions according to progressive and binding objectives established at the national level and coordinated internationally.

Promote the ecological transition through policies of decarbonization, energy efficiency, circular economy, the use of renewable energy and the protection of natural ecosystems.

Incentivize virtuous behavior by States, businesses and citizens through economic, financial and regulatory instruments.

Article 2 - Party Commitments
Each Party shall establish a National Contribution Plan (NCP) indicating emission reduction targets, adaptation strategies, and transition support measures.

The National Plans will be reviewed every five years and harmonized with the common guidelines established by the Joint Committee for the Ecological Transition.

The Parties undertake to ensure transparency and traceability of emissions data and progress made.

Article 3 - Incentive Instruments
Market mechanisms and international support funds will be promoted to finance research, development and adoption of clean technologies.

The Parties will have access to financial incentives proportional to the level of emission reductions achieved and verified.

Penalty measures will be introduced for behaviors that violate the commitments undertaken.

Article 4 - Cooperation and Coordination
A Joint Committee for the Ecological Transition is hereby established, composed of representatives of the States Parties, responsible for monitoring the implementation of the Treaty and proposing updates.

The Committee will be responsible for coordinating joint initiatives, sharing data and scientific assessments and facilitating the accession of new States Parties.

The Parties undertake to cooperate in technology transfer, training and capacity building, particularly for countries with fewer resources.

Article 5 - Review and Update
The Treaty will be subject to periodic review to adapt its objectives to scientific and technological developments and evolving global climate conditions.

Each Party undertakes to progressively strengthen its national objectives and contributions.

Article 6 - Entry into Force and Accession
This Treaty shall enter into force upon ratification by the Contracting Parties.

The Contracting Parties establish this Treaty as a joint undertaking.

The Treaty is open to accession by any other nation that shares the principles and objectives set forth herein.]]> Romula, 22 September 5675

Preamble
Istalia and Xsampa, hereinafter referred to as the Contracting Parties,
recognizing the urgency of addressing climate change as a global threat,

conscious of the common yet differentiated responsibility of States,

committing to promoting sustainable, equitable and inclusive development,

convinced that international cooperation is essential to mitigate the effects of climate change and ensure preservation of Terra and its ecosystems to present and future generations,

have agreed as follows:

Article 1 - Objectives
Reduce greenhouse gas emissions according to progressive and binding objectives established at the national level and coordinated internationally.

Promote the ecological transition through policies of decarbonization, energy efficiency, circular economy, the use of renewable energy and the protection of natural ecosystems.

Incentivize virtuous behavior by States, businesses and citizens through economic, financial and regulatory instruments.

Article 2 - Party Commitments
Each Party shall establish a National Contribution Plan (NCP) indicating emission reduction targets, adaptation strategies, and transition support measures.

The National Plans will be reviewed every five years and harmonized with the common guidelines established by the Joint Committee for the Ecological Transition.

The Parties undertake to ensure transparency and traceability of emissions data and progress made.

Article 3 - Incentive Instruments
Market mechanisms and international support funds will be promoted to finance research, development and adoption of clean technologies.

The Parties will have access to financial incentives proportional to the level of emission reductions achieved and verified.

Penalty measures will be introduced for behaviors that violate the commitments undertaken.

Article 4 - Cooperation and Coordination
A Joint Committee for the Ecological Transition is hereby established, composed of representatives of the States Parties, responsible for monitoring the implementation of the Treaty and proposing updates.

The Committee will be responsible for coordinating joint initiatives, sharing data and scientific assessments and facilitating the accession of new States Parties.

The Parties undertake to cooperate in technology transfer, training and capacity building, particularly for countries with fewer resources.

Article 5 - Review and Update
The Treaty will be subject to periodic review to adapt its objectives to scientific and technological developments and evolving global climate conditions.

Each Party undertakes to progressively strengthen its national objectives and contributions.

Article 6 - Entry into Force and Accession
This Treaty shall enter into force upon ratification by the Contracting Parties.

The Contracting Parties establish this Treaty as a joint undertaking.

The Treaty is open to accession by any other nation that shares the principles and objectives set forth herein.]]> <![CDATA[Amudim: Bankaut Integration Framework Initiative (BIFI)]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-464.html Wed, 20 Aug 2025 16:19:32 +0000 GreekIdiot]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-464.html FROM: City State of Tel Bira
TO: Sovereign states permitting their financial institutions to operate abroad

For context, please visit bankaut.com

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Quote:This Treaty, officially known as the Bankaut (Yeudish: בַּנקָאוּת, transl. Banking) Integration Framework Initiative, henceforth referred to as Bankaut and/or BIFI, concerns financial institutions of the private sector from signatory nations and refers to a universal gateway for digital transactions, allowing participating financial institutions to execute cash, swaps and asset transfers between each other on a single mainframe, with 0% commission applied on potential currency exchanges.

Financial institutions include but may not be limited to consumer and corporate banks, financial insurance providers, investment groups, hedge funds, wealth, asset and debt management firms and financial rating agencies.

By ratification,
Signatory Nations
(they, them, their):

(1) UNDERSTAND that BIFI is a product/service of the information and communications technology industry (fintech); owned, operated, developed and managed by the Tel Bira Stock Exchange and the City State of Tel Bira itself, in association with relevant partners,

(2) RECOGNISE that BIFI's and the TBSE's data are protected by privacy laws subject to the Courts of Amudim,

(3) UNDERSTAND that the City State of Tel Bira provides a 150-year warranty of a 0% tax applied on corporate incomes and assets declared in Tel Bira by participating financial institutions,

(4) RECOGNISE that this treaty is not a double-taxation avoidance agreement,

(5) UNDERSTAND that the City State of Tel Bira's liquidity is guaranteed by Ashalon Bank BEIFG, Yishel Investment Group, Beishalom Group and AIG, and their creditors and investors,

(6) RECOGNISE that the City State of Tel Bira officially accepts their currency as mediums for commerce and trade,

AND,

(7) UNDERSTAND that the City State of Tel Bira has no authority over fiscal, monetary, regulatory and any other financial policies, including those of oversight, over participating financial institutions,

THUS,

(8) AGREE to allow financial institutions registered within their borders to operate, trade and declare income and assets in the City State of Tel Bira.

]]> FROM: City State of Tel Bira
TO: Sovereign states permitting their financial institutions to operate abroad

For context, please visit bankaut.com

Quote:This Treaty, officially known as the Bankaut (Yeudish: בַּנקָאוּת, transl. Banking) Integration Framework Initiative, henceforth referred to as Bankaut and/or BIFI, concerns financial institutions of the private sector from signatory nations and refers to a universal gateway for digital transactions, allowing participating financial institutions to execute cash, swaps and asset transfers between each other on a single mainframe, with 0% commission applied on potential currency exchanges.

Financial institutions include but may not be limited to consumer and corporate banks, financial insurance providers, investment groups, hedge funds, wealth, asset and debt management firms and financial rating agencies.

By ratification,
Signatory Nations
(they, them, their):

(1) UNDERSTAND that BIFI is a product/service of the information and communications technology industry (fintech); owned, operated, developed and managed by the Tel Bira Stock Exchange and the City State of Tel Bira itself, in association with relevant partners,

(2) RECOGNISE that BIFI's and the TBSE's data are protected by privacy laws subject to the Courts of Amudim,

(3) UNDERSTAND that the City State of Tel Bira provides a 150-year warranty of a 0% tax applied on corporate incomes and assets declared in Tel Bira by participating financial institutions,

(4) RECOGNISE that this treaty is not a double-taxation avoidance agreement,

(5) UNDERSTAND that the City State of Tel Bira's liquidity is guaranteed by Ashalon Bank BEIFG, Yishel Investment Group, Beishalom Group and AIG, and their creditors and investors,

(6) RECOGNISE that the City State of Tel Bira officially accepts their currency as mediums for commerce and trade,

AND,

(7) UNDERSTAND that the City State of Tel Bira has no authority over fiscal, monetary, regulatory and any other financial policies, including those of oversight, over participating financial institutions,

THUS,

(8) AGREE to allow financial institutions registered within their borders to operate, trade and declare income and assets in the City State of Tel Bira.

]]> <![CDATA[Lodamun: Common Intelligence Sharing Agreement (Cyclops)]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-455.html Tue, 24 Jun 2025 10:10:58 +0000 imperialpearl]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-455.html I. Mutual Recognition

The signatory nations of this agreement herein agree to recognise the governments of each nation party/privy to this agreement and its articles in accordance with the constituting document and laws of each state.
That signatory nations of this agreement herein agree to recognise the territorial sovereignty of each nation party/privy to this agreement and therefore agreement to undertake no operations within each other's territories without the express knowledge and/or permission of the government of the nation in which said operations are to be undertaken or have been undertaken.

II. Scope and Limitations

The signatory nations of this agreement agree that this agreement shall govern the sharing of intelligence of all forms unless specified differently between signatory nations.
The signatory nations of this agreement agree that the scope and limitations of this agreement shall govern the intelligence-sharing relationships of the signatory nations and their respective apparatus only and shall not govern the intelligence-sharing relationships of signatory nations and non-signatory nations if information/data obtained through the structures and mechanisms of this agreement are not the subjects.

III. The General Council

There shall be a supreme body of the Common Intelligence Sharing Agreement (CISA) or "Cyclops", herein referred to as the General Council.
The General Council is herein defined as the official meeting of the signatory nations of the agreement.
The General Council, as the supreme body of the CISA or "Cyclops Programme", shall be empowered to:
Votes related to the ascension of a nation into the agreement shall be conducted via a unanimous vote of the active members of the General Council.

a. Approve and/or deny a nation's ascension/ratification into the agreement.
b. Amend the articles of the agreement.
c. Exclude a nation from ascending/ratifying into the agreement on the basis of whether a signatory nation believes that a nation's ascension would jeopardise and/or compromise the operational effectiveness of the agreement and the agencies/entities party to it.
d. Suspend a signatory nation from the structures and mechanisms of the agreement on the basis of a breach of its core principles.
e. Determine the scope and limitations of information sharing between the signatory nations.
f. Determine the scope and limitations of information sharing between the agreement as a whole and third parties.
Votes related to the suspension of a signatory nation or the exclusion of a third party/non-member shall be conducted via a 2/3 majority vote of the active members of the General Council.

IV. Third Parties

The signatory nations of this agreement herein agree to not reveal the existence of this agreement, its structures and its mechanisms to any third-party entity unless it is related to matters surrounding ratification/ascension.
The signatory nations of this agreement herein agree to not share or reveal information/data obtained via this agreement, its structures and mechanisms to any third-party entity without the permission of the General Council.
The signatory nations of this agreement herein agree that should the agreement as a whole seek to establish an information-sharing relationship with a third-party entity, the scope and limitations of such an agreement shall be determined by the General Council via a unanimous vote of the active signatory nations.

V. Ratification, Withdrawal and Exclusion

Ratification/Ascension to this agreement shall be decided by the General Council with the ascending nation having been invited by a signatory nation to begin the process of ascension/ratification.
A nation is only recognised as a formal signatory nation of the agreement via a unanimous vote by the active members of the General Council.
A signatory nation may withdraw from the agreement without due reason, but herein recognises its obligation to inform the General Council of its withdrawal from the agreement within a reasonable time.
The General Council may exclude nations from ascending/ratifying this agreement on the basis that the nation's ascension/ratification would jeopardise and/or compromise the operational effectiveness of the agreement and the agencies/entities party to it.
A signatory nation may be suspended from the structures and mechanisms of this agreement on the basis of a breach of its core principles. A "breach" of the core agreements of this treaty shall constitute the following:

a. Sharing information/data obtained via the agreement and its structures and mechanisms with a nation which has been excluded from ascending to the agreement.
b. Sharing information/data obtained via the agreement and its structures and mechanisms with a nation which is not a signatory nation of the agreement.
c. Voiding the sovereignty of a signatory nation by conducting operations within the said nation without the expressed permission of the national government of the territory in question.

VI. Disputes and Amendments

Disputes arising out of either the ratification of the treaty or among member states within the operation of the treaty shall be resolved via an independent Arbitrator appointed by the General Council, and the rulings made by the said Arbitrator shall be viewed as final and binding.
Amendments to the agreement shall be the responsibility of the General Council and shall require a 2/3 majority vote of all active (not suspended) signatory nations

]]> I. Mutual Recognition

The signatory nations of this agreement herein agree to recognise the governments of each nation party/privy to this agreement and its articles in accordance with the constituting document and laws of each state.
That signatory nations of this agreement herein agree to recognise the territorial sovereignty of each nation party/privy to this agreement and therefore agreement to undertake no operations within each other's territories without the express knowledge and/or permission of the government of the nation in which said operations are to be undertaken or have been undertaken.

II. Scope and Limitations

The signatory nations of this agreement agree that this agreement shall govern the sharing of intelligence of all forms unless specified differently between signatory nations.
The signatory nations of this agreement agree that the scope and limitations of this agreement shall govern the intelligence-sharing relationships of the signatory nations and their respective apparatus only and shall not govern the intelligence-sharing relationships of signatory nations and non-signatory nations if information/data obtained through the structures and mechanisms of this agreement are not the subjects.

III. The General Council

There shall be a supreme body of the Common Intelligence Sharing Agreement (CISA) or "Cyclops", herein referred to as the General Council.
The General Council is herein defined as the official meeting of the signatory nations of the agreement.
The General Council, as the supreme body of the CISA or "Cyclops Programme", shall be empowered to:
Votes related to the ascension of a nation into the agreement shall be conducted via a unanimous vote of the active members of the General Council.

a. Approve and/or deny a nation's ascension/ratification into the agreement.
b. Amend the articles of the agreement.
c. Exclude a nation from ascending/ratifying into the agreement on the basis of whether a signatory nation believes that a nation's ascension would jeopardise and/or compromise the operational effectiveness of the agreement and the agencies/entities party to it.
d. Suspend a signatory nation from the structures and mechanisms of the agreement on the basis of a breach of its core principles.
e. Determine the scope and limitations of information sharing between the signatory nations.
f. Determine the scope and limitations of information sharing between the agreement as a whole and third parties.
Votes related to the suspension of a signatory nation or the exclusion of a third party/non-member shall be conducted via a 2/3 majority vote of the active members of the General Council.

IV. Third Parties

The signatory nations of this agreement herein agree to not reveal the existence of this agreement, its structures and its mechanisms to any third-party entity unless it is related to matters surrounding ratification/ascension.
The signatory nations of this agreement herein agree to not share or reveal information/data obtained via this agreement, its structures and mechanisms to any third-party entity without the permission of the General Council.
The signatory nations of this agreement herein agree that should the agreement as a whole seek to establish an information-sharing relationship with a third-party entity, the scope and limitations of such an agreement shall be determined by the General Council via a unanimous vote of the active signatory nations.

V. Ratification, Withdrawal and Exclusion

Ratification/Ascension to this agreement shall be decided by the General Council with the ascending nation having been invited by a signatory nation to begin the process of ascension/ratification.
A nation is only recognised as a formal signatory nation of the agreement via a unanimous vote by the active members of the General Council.
A signatory nation may withdraw from the agreement without due reason, but herein recognises its obligation to inform the General Council of its withdrawal from the agreement within a reasonable time.
The General Council may exclude nations from ascending/ratifying this agreement on the basis that the nation's ascension/ratification would jeopardise and/or compromise the operational effectiveness of the agreement and the agencies/entities party to it.
A signatory nation may be suspended from the structures and mechanisms of this agreement on the basis of a breach of its core principles. A "breach" of the core agreements of this treaty shall constitute the following:

a. Sharing information/data obtained via the agreement and its structures and mechanisms with a nation which has been excluded from ascending to the agreement.
b. Sharing information/data obtained via the agreement and its structures and mechanisms with a nation which is not a signatory nation of the agreement.
c. Voiding the sovereignty of a signatory nation by conducting operations within the said nation without the expressed permission of the national government of the territory in question.

VI. Disputes and Amendments

Disputes arising out of either the ratification of the treaty or among member states within the operation of the treaty shall be resolved via an independent Arbitrator appointed by the General Council, and the rulings made by the said Arbitrator shall be viewed as final and binding.
Amendments to the agreement shall be the responsibility of the General Council and shall require a 2/3 majority vote of all active (not suspended) signatory nations

]]> <![CDATA[Kalistan: The Oceanic Accords]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-454.html Thu, 29 May 2025 19:07:30 +0000 Doc]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-454.html PREAMBLE
The Aim of this Accord is to formally codify a friendly diplomatic relationship between the Governments of The Kingdom of Egelion, and the Anantonese Empire (acting OBO The Empire of Ananto and Kalistan and The Kingdom of Gaduridos), and any other nations in the region who should sign onto the treaty (hereafter collectively "Member States"). This is a comprehensive Accord dedicating both parties to strive to communicate regularly, and cooperate in all areas mutually beneficial to both states. It covers the four basic areas: Trade, Diplomacy, Cultural Exchange, and Security

ACCORD I- TRADE
§1 Reciprocity
While the default trade position between Member States shall be set to open trade, all national laws pertaining, reciprocity will be practiced in an effort to discourage the use of trade barriers. Any barriers raised by one Member State will permit similar actions by other Member States without violating the terms of the treaty.
§2 Ports
All Member States may use commercial ports without the imposition of duties, tariffs or import taxes on the use of those port facilities.
§3 Purchasing
Private agents may be assumed to be handling international trade between Member States; Additional treaties or formal agreements to import or export goods need not be entered into following the execution of this Accord.
§4 Exception for Strategic, National, or Essential Goods and Services
Each Member State reserves the right to except strategic commodities, commodities which are produced by National Industries, or commodities which are needed to meet local demand from this general accord on trade. Communication as to a list of these goods will be made to other Member States.

ACCORD II- DIPLOMACY
§1 Diplomatic Facilities
Each Member State will maintain a full Embassy and Consulate in each other Member Nation's Capital, as well as an optional additional consular post in another city of their choice.
§2 Relations
a. Each Member State will set their diplomatic demeanor toward all other Member States to Friendly and will strive to cooperate as friendly nations would.
b. Member States will strive to find avenues of cooperation on issues surrounding the Environment, Human Rights, and Containing and Combatting Totalitarianism around the globe.
c. No Member State will charge an entry fee or establish a Visa for entry for citizens of other Member States, nor hinder movement between Member States in any way.
§3 Extradition and Law Enforcement
Member States will cooperate to contain International Criminality and shall agree to extradite foreign nationals back to other Member States on request to stand trial. Member States may refuse extradition requests concerning their own citizens, but will agree to try foreign cases in local jurisdictions, should such a request be formally made.
§4 Regular Air Service
There shall be regular Air Service between Capitals of each Member State, at the very least. These flights will be considered "domestic" flights for gating purposes and for the purposes of customs for all individuals working in a non-corporate capacity.

ACCORD III- CULTURAL EXCHANGE
§1 Cultural Institutions
All Member States will welcome relevant cultural institutions from each other Member State to open branches in their own countries, for the purpose of cultural diffusion.
§2 Study Abroad/ Exchange Student Programs
Each Member State will establish protocols for both Study Abroad opportunities and Exchange Student Programs and will welcome opportunities to provide unique and fulfilling cultural experiences for visiting students who seek to learn abroad and immerse in their host country's culture.
§3 Land Ownership/ Living Abroad
Each Member state will be encouraged to modify local land laws to permit the opportunities for foreign residents to purchase and live on land in each other's State. This can come in the form of expanding dual citizenship opportunities, as well as creating specific protocols to allow foreigners to purchase land in small tracts and live there without surrendering their own citizenship.
§4 Sister Cities
Each Member State will be open to creating a Sister City Program to foster cultural exchange on a local level between two municipalities.

ACCORD IV- SECURITY
§1 Regular Communication
member States will establish a protocol to communicate important and interesting information about military, intelligence and testing activities between capitols. This should include information of regular military patrols, any missile launches or tests, or major procurement efforts.
§2 Cooperation
Member States should strive to cooperate and coordinate in maritime military exercises in the Northern Anantonese Ocean, for the purposes of joint naval security obligations, as well as in an effort to integrate comms and Command and Control, in an effort to reduce insecurity and uncertainty.

ENACTMENT
These Accords shall be considered binding as long as both the Kingdom of Egelion and the Anantonese Empire remain signatories. Should one intend to leave this agreement, they shall provide the other with six months notice before doing so, so the other may have the option to unwind any programs or protocols set up under these accords.]]> PREAMBLE
The Aim of this Accord is to formally codify a friendly diplomatic relationship between the Governments of The Kingdom of Egelion, and the Anantonese Empire (acting OBO The Empire of Ananto and Kalistan and The Kingdom of Gaduridos), and any other nations in the region who should sign onto the treaty (hereafter collectively "Member States"). This is a comprehensive Accord dedicating both parties to strive to communicate regularly, and cooperate in all areas mutually beneficial to both states. It covers the four basic areas: Trade, Diplomacy, Cultural Exchange, and Security

ACCORD I- TRADE
§1 Reciprocity
While the default trade position between Member States shall be set to open trade, all national laws pertaining, reciprocity will be practiced in an effort to discourage the use of trade barriers. Any barriers raised by one Member State will permit similar actions by other Member States without violating the terms of the treaty.
§2 Ports
All Member States may use commercial ports without the imposition of duties, tariffs or import taxes on the use of those port facilities.
§3 Purchasing
Private agents may be assumed to be handling international trade between Member States; Additional treaties or formal agreements to import or export goods need not be entered into following the execution of this Accord.
§4 Exception for Strategic, National, or Essential Goods and Services
Each Member State reserves the right to except strategic commodities, commodities which are produced by National Industries, or commodities which are needed to meet local demand from this general accord on trade. Communication as to a list of these goods will be made to other Member States.

ACCORD II- DIPLOMACY
§1 Diplomatic Facilities
Each Member State will maintain a full Embassy and Consulate in each other Member Nation's Capital, as well as an optional additional consular post in another city of their choice.
§2 Relations
a. Each Member State will set their diplomatic demeanor toward all other Member States to Friendly and will strive to cooperate as friendly nations would.
b. Member States will strive to find avenues of cooperation on issues surrounding the Environment, Human Rights, and Containing and Combatting Totalitarianism around the globe.
c. No Member State will charge an entry fee or establish a Visa for entry for citizens of other Member States, nor hinder movement between Member States in any way.
§3 Extradition and Law Enforcement
Member States will cooperate to contain International Criminality and shall agree to extradite foreign nationals back to other Member States on request to stand trial. Member States may refuse extradition requests concerning their own citizens, but will agree to try foreign cases in local jurisdictions, should such a request be formally made.
§4 Regular Air Service
There shall be regular Air Service between Capitals of each Member State, at the very least. These flights will be considered "domestic" flights for gating purposes and for the purposes of customs for all individuals working in a non-corporate capacity.

ACCORD III- CULTURAL EXCHANGE
§1 Cultural Institutions
All Member States will welcome relevant cultural institutions from each other Member State to open branches in their own countries, for the purpose of cultural diffusion.
§2 Study Abroad/ Exchange Student Programs
Each Member State will establish protocols for both Study Abroad opportunities and Exchange Student Programs and will welcome opportunities to provide unique and fulfilling cultural experiences for visiting students who seek to learn abroad and immerse in their host country's culture.
§3 Land Ownership/ Living Abroad
Each Member state will be encouraged to modify local land laws to permit the opportunities for foreign residents to purchase and live on land in each other's State. This can come in the form of expanding dual citizenship opportunities, as well as creating specific protocols to allow foreigners to purchase land in small tracts and live there without surrendering their own citizenship.
§4 Sister Cities
Each Member State will be open to creating a Sister City Program to foster cultural exchange on a local level between two municipalities.

ACCORD IV- SECURITY
§1 Regular Communication
member States will establish a protocol to communicate important and interesting information about military, intelligence and testing activities between capitols. This should include information of regular military patrols, any missile launches or tests, or major procurement efforts.
§2 Cooperation
Member States should strive to cooperate and coordinate in maritime military exercises in the Northern Anantonese Ocean, for the purposes of joint naval security obligations, as well as in an effort to integrate comms and Command and Control, in an effort to reduce insecurity and uncertainty.

ENACTMENT
These Accords shall be considered binding as long as both the Kingdom of Egelion and the Anantonese Empire remain signatories. Should one intend to leave this agreement, they shall provide the other with six months notice before doing so, so the other may have the option to unwind any programs or protocols set up under these accords.]]> <![CDATA[Aldegar: Seleyan Economic Community]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-448.html Mon, 19 May 2025 18:21:43 +0000 Elena1012]]> https://forum.zanz2.dev/thread-448.html
This treaty establishes a comprehensive Seleyan Economic Community creating a free trade area which ensures the free movement of goods, capital, services, people and labour.

ARTICLE I - Membership
Full membership shall only be afforded to those nations present within the continent of Seleya. Separate affiliate membership may be granted to other nations upon agreement of member states. The extent to which affiliate nations subscribe to the treaty should be negotiated on a case-by-case basis.

ARTICLE II - Free Movement of Goods
Signatory states shall not place any tariffs on imports or exports upon any goods being traded between members of this treaty. The trade of goods between nations should be unhindered and uninterrupted.

ARTICLE III - Free Movement of Capital
Companies registered within a signatory state should not be prohibited from trading in any other signatory state. Foreign companies from signatory nations should be subject to the same registration process as domestic companies, and should undergo the same level of taxation as domestic companies.

ARTICLE IV - Free Movement of Services
Companies and individuals should not be prohibited from offering services which are ordinarily legal in a signatory state. This extends to protecting companies against irregular taxation. Protections should however be offered to nationalised companies, which may take priority over foreign companies at the discretion of national governments.

ARTICLE V - Free Movement of People
All individual nationals belonging to a signatory state should be afforded reasonable unhindered movement into any other signatory state. Reasonable unhindered movement allows regular border controls to still be enforced, however no individual from a member state should be targeted or denied entry because of their nationality. All nationals should also be offered indefinite leave to remain within any other signatory state unless there are reasonable grounds for their removal, such as crime.

ARTICLE VI - Free Movement of Labour
All individual nationals residing in another signatory state shall be granted the right to equal employment opportunities in any other signatory state. No employment discrimination against foreign nationals belonging to signatory states, legal or otherwise, should be tolerated.

ARTICLE VII - Friendship
For economic purposes, all signatory states should promise friendship with other nations subscribed to the treaty. This means that in the case of war between two or more signatory nations, all would be temporarily suspended from the agreement until the formal end of war.

ARTICLE VIII - Aims and Goals
The purpose of this agreement is to encourage economic cooperation and collective economic growth between Seleyan nations. All actions performed under the basis of the treaty should be performed with this in mind.

ARTICLE IX - Administration
A small administrative body, the Seleyan Economic Service (SES), shall be established to oversee the correct application of the treaty across the continent, acting to aid signatory states in its implementation and continuation. The SES shall operate out of a central office in Ciudad de Gadur, Gaduridos. Representatives of all member states should meet at least once a year in an agreed upon location to discuss the progress made toward the aims and goals of the SEC.

ARTICLE X - Amendments
All amendments to this treaty must be ratified by the governments of all signat
ory states before taking effect.]]>
This treaty establishes a comprehensive Seleyan Economic Community creating a free trade area which ensures the free movement of goods, capital, services, people and labour.

ARTICLE I - Membership
Full membership shall only be afforded to those nations present within the continent of Seleya. Separate affiliate membership may be granted to other nations upon agreement of member states. The extent to which affiliate nations subscribe to the treaty should be negotiated on a case-by-case basis.

ARTICLE II - Free Movement of Goods
Signatory states shall not place any tariffs on imports or exports upon any goods being traded between members of this treaty. The trade of goods between nations should be unhindered and uninterrupted.

ARTICLE III - Free Movement of Capital
Companies registered within a signatory state should not be prohibited from trading in any other signatory state. Foreign companies from signatory nations should be subject to the same registration process as domestic companies, and should undergo the same level of taxation as domestic companies.

ARTICLE IV - Free Movement of Services
Companies and individuals should not be prohibited from offering services which are ordinarily legal in a signatory state. This extends to protecting companies against irregular taxation. Protections should however be offered to nationalised companies, which may take priority over foreign companies at the discretion of national governments.

ARTICLE V - Free Movement of People
All individual nationals belonging to a signatory state should be afforded reasonable unhindered movement into any other signatory state. Reasonable unhindered movement allows regular border controls to still be enforced, however no individual from a member state should be targeted or denied entry because of their nationality. All nationals should also be offered indefinite leave to remain within any other signatory state unless there are reasonable grounds for their removal, such as crime.

ARTICLE VI - Free Movement of Labour
All individual nationals residing in another signatory state shall be granted the right to equal employment opportunities in any other signatory state. No employment discrimination against foreign nationals belonging to signatory states, legal or otherwise, should be tolerated.

ARTICLE VII - Friendship
For economic purposes, all signatory states should promise friendship with other nations subscribed to the treaty. This means that in the case of war between two or more signatory nations, all would be temporarily suspended from the agreement until the formal end of war.

ARTICLE VIII - Aims and Goals
The purpose of this agreement is to encourage economic cooperation and collective economic growth between Seleyan nations. All actions performed under the basis of the treaty should be performed with this in mind.

ARTICLE IX - Administration
A small administrative body, the Seleyan Economic Service (SES), shall be established to oversee the correct application of the treaty across the continent, acting to aid signatory states in its implementation and continuation. The SES shall operate out of a central office in Ciudad de Gadur, Gaduridos. Representatives of all member states should meet at least once a year in an agreed upon location to discuss the progress made toward the aims and goals of the SEC.

ARTICLE X - Amendments
All amendments to this treaty must be ratified by the governments of all signat
ory states before taking effect.]]>