Alcalá Declaration
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| Parties: |  Nouvelle Alexandrie Constancia Ransenar |
The Alcalá Declaration was the result of the Alcalá Conference hosted by the federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie after the complete implementation of the Northern Eura Protocols and Operation Paramount.
Background
The expansion of the Republic of Antakia dangerously close to the borders of the Aldurian Region and the important port of Arak in Constancia, and the sense that it was unwittingly sheltering insurgents of the so-called Free State of Constancia, led to the secret Northern Eura Protocols.
After the implementation of Operation Paramount, there was a need to ensure significant regional coordination regarding the new acquisitions, hence the Alcalá Conference. The Kingdom of Ransenar, a Raspur Pact ally that had been a major exporter and which had expressed interest in greater foreign direct investment in Eura in light of the unfolding situation after the Scouring, was also invited.
Delegations
| Delegate Name | Office Title | Affiliation |
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| Delegation of the Federation of Alduria and the Wechua Nation | ||
| Maximinus Kerularios | Secretary of State | |
| George Blakeslee | Secretary of Finance | |
| Delegation of the Imperial State of Constancia | ||
| The Prince of Molivadia | Autokrator of Constancia Deputy High Commissioner, Raspur Pact |
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| Azardokht al-Osman | Foreign Minister, Khanzada and Grand Vizier of Raspur | |
| The Countess Palatine of Mirioth and Amity | Imperial Senator and Chair, Committee on Foreign Relations, Imperial Synklētos, Chairwoman, ESB-Jörmungandr Group, Inc., International Chair, Nationalist & Humanist World Congress |
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| Dame Katja Magda Thorgilsdottir, GRB | Chief Executive Officer of Kerularios & Company Director for Keltian Operations, ESB-Jörmungandr Group, Inc. |
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| Delegation of the Kingdom of Ransenar | ||
| Ransenari Name | Minister of State | |
| Ransenari Name | Minister of Trade and Finance | |
Proceedings
Alcalá was the obvious choice in light of it being the most prominent city in the immediate proximity of the new territories, and its location alongside the picturesque Lake Nerub. Domestic political reasons similar to what led to the Fontainebleau Accords were also a significant consideration.
Agreements
- Spheres of influence for the Global Humanist Movement
- Lake Nerub Special Economic Zone
