Curimae–Victor relations treaty

THE REPUBLIC OF VICTOR AND THE ROYAL KINGDOM OF CURIMAE

TREATY OF MUTUAL RECOGNITION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS

The Republic of Victor and the Royal Kingdom of Curimae, henceforth called Allies, agree to the following—

Article 1. The two countries recognize each other's independence.

Article 2. The two countries are independent and sovereignly equal countries, and neither side can interfere in the internal affairs of the other country.

Article 3. When the two countries establish formal diplomatic relations, both parties shall notify the foreign affairs departments of their respective governments (neither party interferes).

Article 4. The two countries agree that any country has the right to open each other's diplomatic missions, such as embassies and consulates, if they think it is necessary; physical on online, in places suitable for both of them; such Embassies shall be established by the foreign ministries or other such institutions of the two countries; diplomats shall be nominated to serve in these embassies by agreement between the governments of the two countries.

Article 5. This treaty will enter into force after the two countries sign it. If any country in the treaty fails to sign the treaty within 7 days, this treaty will not enter into force.

THOMAS CHANG

PRESIDENT OF VICTOR

GENESIS JOHN CORVERA MARTINEZ

PRIME MINISTER OF CURIMAE