Treaty between Hurmu and Kurum Ash-Sharqia

Text of the treaty

The Senate of the Lakes,
The Sultan of Kurum Ash-Sharqia,
having come into contact with one another, and finding their interests to be coincident, do desire to formalize and secure their cordial feelings, have agreed as follows:

Article 1. The Hurmu and the Sultanate of Kurum Ash-Sharqia recognize the other's sovereignty and right to self-rule of its state, its peoples, and its government institutions.

Article 2. The high contracting parties recognize one another as the rightful owner of all territory that they claim on the MCS map with the consent of the Council of the MCS.

Article 3. The high contracting parties commit to resolve all mutual disputes peacefully, using a neutral third party agreed to by both should this prove impossible by normal channels.

Article 4. The high contracting parties shall remain open and accessible to tourists and other visitors from one another, barring national emergencies or other such security issues.

Article 5. The high contracting parties shall have proper and open channels of communication so to facilitate dialogue and future cooperation.

Article 6. The high contracting parties shall not engage in or sponsor any covert or overt military activity against the peoples or government institutions of the other.

Article 7. This treaty may only be amended upon the concurrence of both high contracting parties. Any contrary action or measure shall be null and void.

Article 8. This treaty shall enter into force upon ratification of both high contracting parties in accordance with their native constitutional procedures.

Article 9. The high contracting parties parties may repeal this treaty on the condition of a notice of one Norton year.

In witness whereof, the high contracting parties have signed their names and affixed their seals.

Done at Vrijplaats, 9.X.1702

FOR THE SENATE OF THE LAKES

Jan Spiik,

Chair of the Senatorial Committee for Diplomatic Relations

FOR THE SULTAN OF KURUM ASH-SHARQIA

Faisal Van Looveren

Grand Vizier