Treaty between Sanama and Suren
The Treaty of Recognition and Cooperation between Sanama and Suren is an international treaty signed between the Sanaman Federation of People's Republics and the Suren Confederacy. Following the Sanaman Civil War Sanama left the Raspur Pact, meaning there was no formal basis for relations between the nations.
The chairpersons of the Foreign Relations Committee in Sanama have a standing delegation to also ratify treaties that do not require legislation.
Text of the Treaty
TREATY OF RECOGNITION AND COOPERATION BETWEEN SANAMA AND SUREN
1. The Sanaman Federation of People's Republics (“Sanama”) and the Suren Confederacy (“Suren”) agree that their relations shall be founded upon mutual recognition and cooperation.
a. Both Parties obligate themselves to desist from any act of violence, any aggressive action, and any attack on each other, either individually or jointly with other Powers.
b. Should one of the Parties become the target of belligerent action by a third Power, the other Party shall in no manner lend its support to this third Power.
c. The Governments of the two Parties shall in the future maintain continual contact for the purpose of consultation to exchange information on problems affecting their common interests.
d. Should disputes or conflicts arise between the Parties, neither shall participate in any grouping of Powers whatsoever that is directly or indirectly aimed at the other Party.
e. Should disputes or conflicts arise between the Parties over problems of one kind or another, both Parties shall settle these disputes or conflicts exclusively through cordial exchange of opinion or, if necessary, through the establishment of arbitration commissions.
2. Each Party agrees to recognize the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the other party within its defined and recognized borders.
a. Both Parties grant to each other the right of navigation of commercial vessels in their respective territorial waters and exclusive economic areas at sea, subject to normal and necessary law enforcement and national security measures. Such navigation rights do not include the right to engage in commercial activities, such as but not limited to fishing, oil drilling or salvaging, in those areas.
b. Both Parties grant to each other the right of navigation of military vessels in their respective territorial waters and exclusive economic areas at sea, subject to prior notification to the relevant authorities of any such navigation.
3. Both Parties grant the citizens of the other Party visa-free access for up to 90 days for visit or transit. Citizens are required to produce a valid passport or a national identification card issued by the state authorities specifying the nationality of the bearer.
4. Each Party shall designate a staple port to be the location for bilateral trade.
5. Both Parties agree that there shall be an absolute prohibition on the export of military hardware designed, produced or procured by the Raspur Pact to the Union of States around the Sovereign Oceans.
6. This Treaty shall be ratified according to the constitutional processes of the Parties and enters into force upon ratification.
7. This Treaty can be terminated by either Party by notification to the government of the other Party. The Treaty ceases to apply one year AN after such a notification.
Done at Semisa City, 7.VII.1703
FOR The Foreign Relations Committee
- Piter Oreya
- Anyala Puniso
- Chairpersons of the Foreign Relations Committee
FOR The Shahbanu of the Suren
- Kalkul Sahib
- Astabadh
