Outside the boxes [ATTN: Eiffelland]

[Furlanìe]

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
To the attention of the Eiffello-Retalian Government​

While the Friulian Government, having in mind the first signs of future conflicts that were appearing in the continent, has worked towards an un-aligned Furlanìe, both the Crown and the Bernars Government are firm on their commitment of cooperation and friendship with the Tiburio-German region.
The recent unilateral decision by Etruria to ignore the treaty that bound the Common Market nations to lower tariffs with Furlanìe, has greatly concerned Grau, not much so for that disrespectful act, that we hope will be revoked in the future, but for the possibility of Tibur and Trier to follow that unlawful decision themselves.
The loss of the economic advantages gained by the low tariffs with Eiffello-Retalia would certainly have worrying consequences for Furlanìe, that relies greatly on your Nations for advanced technology, medicines and vehicles; but the consequences would certainly be shared between us.
For this reason we ask for a clarification on the position of Trier on this particular matter, and extend an invitation to discuss in person, or via epistolary exchange, on the possibility of a bilateral agreement outside the larger ODS group, to strengthen the Friulo-Eiffello-Retalian triangle of trade in a more reliable and lawful environment.

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Minister of Foreign Affairs

Jacum Sordèl​

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Aussenministerium — Ministero degli Esteri — Ministère des Affaires Étrangères
Trier, Eiffelland-Retalien — Treviri, Eiffellandia-Retalia — Trèves, Eiffellande-Rétalie

We welcome your initiative to come to an agreement with us regarding our economic ties. Our main concern is the economic part of your Status Quo Treaty. That economic part is between you and the Rurikgrad Pact. We want to prevent that Eiffelloretalian technologies end up in the hands of the Rurikgrad Pact, especially Polesia. They are already marketing 1-to-1 copies of three Eiffelloretalian car models; we are really not willing to see them marketing 1-to-1 copies of advanced Eiffelloretalian machines. It is essential to us that products containing Eiffelloretalian techniques do not end up in Polesia.
If indeed your focus is on turning Furlanie into a neutral country, it should be possible to reach an agreement; however, I think it would be better if this is discussed out with the ODS.

Gianluigi di Gravesano-Carone, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Extraordinary Ambassador of the Italophone minority in Eiffelland-Retalia