Diplomatic Meeting [Attn. Vaalre]

[Bangala]

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De Koninkrijk van Bangala
The Kingdom of Bangala​

Een uitbreiding van de Kroon declaraties, gemaakt binnen de Koning
An extension of the Crown declarations made within the Council of the King

ZATERDAG 09 AUGUSTUS 1954​

To the Vaalrish Confederacy

Opgedragen zich te uiten, zoals toegestaan door de autoriteit van de Kroon;
Instructed to express as permitted by the authority of the Crown;​

The Government of the Kingdom of Bangala hereby invites the Chancellor of the Vaalrish Confederacy to a diplomatic meeting with the King and the Protector of the Realm in Bassakusu.
We're sure that this meeting we will generate a approach between the two nations.

Jan Willem Nkanga a Mvika, Duke of Nsundi
Koninklijke Secretaris van Buitenlandse Zaken
Royal Secretary of Foreign Affairs​

[MENTION=1762]Vaalre[/MENTION]

 

[Vaalre]

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To: His Excellency Sir Jan Willem Nkanga a Mvika, the Duke of Nsundi From: His Excellency Mr. Alfred Inning Concerning: Diplomatic Meeting

Dear Duke Jan Willem a Mvika, On behalf of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs I am pleased to inform you we deem such a meeting beneficial and most welcome. I assume the agenda is still being finalised but may I already kindly ask His Grace to forward the details of the meeting as soon as possible. Furthermore I am proud to inform you our nation shall send a tripartite delegation if permitted. We look forward visiting you in Bangala! Yours sincerely, Alfrid Inning, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Vaalrish Confederacy

 

[Bangala]

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De Koninkrijk van Bangala
The Kingdom of Bangala​

Een uitbreiding van de Kroon declaraties, gemaakt binnen de Koning
An extension of the Crown declarations made within the Council of the King

ZATERDAG 15 AUGUSTUS 1954​

To the Vaalrish Confederacy

Opgedragen zich te uiten, zoals toegestaan door de autoriteit van de Kroon;
Instructed to express as permitted by the authority of the Crown;​

We kindly ask that this visit be held until the end of the month, because at the end of the month, I will not be able to attend because I will be me an international assignment in Gallia.

And we would be extremely happy to welcome a tripartite delegation

Jan Willem Nkanga a Mvika, Duke of Nsundi
Koninklijke Secretaris van Buitenlandse Zaken


Royal Secretary of Foreign Affairs​

[MENTION=1762]Vaalre[/MENTION], in Theory, our RP Meetings are not in real time, our meeting can be long and we can start it now.

 

[Vaalre]

Saturday, 22nd August 1954, Bassakusu


Approximately nine past eleven did the aircraft land at Bassakusu airport, where the delegation was allowed to leave the plane another ten minutes later. For Alfred Inning, the 62-year old Foreign Minister and member of the nationalist Fatherland Leauge, it was not the first time he visited Bassakusu. Twelve years earlier he already experienced the intense warm Bangalan sun cascading down his face, the humidity encroaching as he drew breath. He loosened his tie but decided to keep on his blazer, though he yearned for it to be taken off. He kept his cool nonetheless, not willing to show any sign - be it small or large - of weariness or discontent. A proud man he was. Accompanying Mr. Inning were Bernard Haffert, Chairman of the Grand College - Vaalre's official collective head of state - and Chancellor Edert Hermansen. Haffert, aside being the unofficial Bondspresident, also lead the Fatherland League and was three years younger than Inning. The two officials had been friends and brothers in arms since college. Just as Hermansen, it was Haffert's first time in the Himyar and he too judged the sun to be a bit agonising. "Quite a difference now and eight hours ago, don't you think?" he said. Edert Hermansen smiled in consent. The tripartite was to stay in Bassakusu for two days and were actually anxious to see the King of Bangala. The three heard much rumour concerning the monarch: having heard him being both very amicable and stern depending his temperament. Or so they have heard...

 

[Bangala]

Royal Palace, Bassakusu, Kingdom of Bangala


The King is known to be very direct, and at the same time he is known for talking too much, and loves long conversations.
The Vaalrishs were escorted to the interior of the Palace to an meeting room, there waiting for them were King of Bangala and the Protector of the Realm.

"Finnaly, Welcome to Bangala, We are honored to have you here." said the King."But now, take a seat to we dicuss with more comfort."

[MENTION=1762]Vaalre[/MENTION]

 

[Vaalre]

Royal Palace, Bassakusu, Kingdom of Bangala

"Thank you kindly", replied Mr. Bernard Haffert. Together with Mr. Hermansen and Mr. Inning he gently bowed and seated down opposite the King. A serviceman offered the delegation a cold beverage, which they gladly accepted. "Cheers!" The King nodded.

"We assume, your Majesty, now our two countries are likely to establish a new trade agreement, the days of tense relations are over. This will be the advent of renewed cooperation between our nations and governments." thus began Haffert. "Specifically, we would like to discuss the import of Bangalan raw materials, such as rubber and cobalt, the export of Vaalrish finished products, the possible establishment of Vaalrish enterprise in Bangala and perhaps, the social position of the Zwart minority in the south."

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(Sorry for the late reply though!)

 

[Bangala]

Royal Palace, Bassakusu, Kingdom of Bangala


The King really didn't like very much when people talk about the "Zwart Minorities" like an foreign people. While the rest of the government personnel was neutral... But the King was always a man of strong opinions.

"Of Course... Vaalre can import Bangalan raw materials!" said the King."I'm sure that several Bangalan Industries from North to South would be very honored to have contracts with the Vaalrish Industries, and what kind of Vaalrish finished products Bangala can import??"

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