Preamble

This document of conduct is to hereby certify the establishment of the recognition and friendship of the two nations.

Article 1.

The Nations agree to recognize the other Nation as an independent sovereign state, a professional diplomatic union, and a friend/ally.

Article 2.

The Nations agree to recognize the constitution and institutions of the other Nation including owned and/or claimed territories. 

Article 3.

The Nations agree to refrain on publicly speaking negatively in any form on the matters of politics, political elections/debates, or towards holders of government offices within the other Nation.

Article 4.

The Nations agree to maintain and sustain mutual respect in any form toward the other Nation.

Article 5.

The Nations agree to recognize and respect the elections, appointments, and offices of the Head of State/Head of Government/Any Governmental Office within the other Nation.

Article 6.

The Nations agree to recognize and respect the line of succession of the other Nation and acknowledge the members of its Royal House, which shall be confirmed by its government.

Article 7.

This agreement will immediately expire and become actively void in the event of:

1. One of the Nations becomes non-existent, or defunct;

2. One of the Nations engages in active wrongdoing, controversy, negative and conflicting public behaviour towards the other Nation, negative or wrongful intentions towards the other Nation, conspiring in any unjust/illegitimate conspiracy towards the other Nation, or any related actions;

3. In the situation of one of the Nations declaring war or violently aggravating in action/impact towards any other nation or territory, will not affect this agreement. However, the Nations will have the right to expire this agreement if they see a reason to believe the other Nation has acted with illegitimate behaviour as the aggressor. In this scenario, a proper communication correspondence will be distributed between the two Nations, with a final judgement made at the discretion of the Nations. The Nations also reserves the right to remain neutral without explanation or prejudice, if the government deems the other Nation as the aggressor or if the government understands that the specified war/conflict could amount to a risk towards the Nation and/or government;

4. The Nations engage in conflict that questions the professionalism of its governmental administration;

5. The Nations make any changes to its government, the name of its Nation, or its reigning Sovereign House. In the event of this situation, a new agreement of friendship and recognition must be signed.

Article 8.

The terms and conditions of this agreement may be reviewed by each Nation’s government, and may include evaluation further by a Head of State, depending on the situation. Any changes to this agreement cannot be done. In order to make any changes to the terms of this agreement, it must be voided and a new agreement must be signed. In the situation of the agreement being revised, this agreement will remain in effect and will proceed with the revised agreement as an extended continuation of its status.