Butter Cow City Agreements

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Butter Cow City Agreements

Type	Multilateral treaty
Signed	13.XIV.1734 AN
Location	Location unknown
Effective
Parties	3 parties:  Natopia  Nouvelle Alexandrie  Oportia
Language(s)	Nats, Alexandrian, Martino, Istvanistani
Purpose	General purpose

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The Butter Cow City Agreements are a series of international treaties signed on 13.XIV.1734 AN in Butter Cow City, Sororiya, Natopia, by the leaders of Natopia, Nouvelle Alexandrie, and Oportia. These agreements marked a significant milestone in the evolution of the Tripartite Treaty Organization (TTO) into the Concord Alliance Treaty Organization (CATO). The agreements were the culmination of the Butter Cow City Summit, which was convened to address the changing geopolitical landscape and the perceived decline of the Raspur Pact.

The Butter Cow City Agreements consist of two main components: the Concordia Framework Accords and the Raspur Pact Harmonization Accords. These treaties collectively reformed the existing alliance structure, expanded its scope, and established mechanisms for future growth and cooperation. The agreements were designed to create a more adaptable and inclusive organization while maintaining operational compatibility with the existing Raspur Pact standards.

One of the key outcomes of the Butter Cow City Agreements was the transformation of the TTO into CATO, a change that reflected the expanded vision and objectives of the alliance. The new name, suggested by Empress Vadoma I of Natopia, symbolized the member states' commitment to harmony, cooperation, and shared prosperity. The agreements also laid the groundwork for the potential expansion of the alliance, outlining criteria and procedures for admitting new members.

See Also

• Butter Cow City Summit
• Concord Alliance Treaty Organization
• Tripartite Treaty Organization
• Raspur Pact