Foreign relations of the Order of the Holy Lakes

The foreign relations of the Order of the Holy Lakes (Hurmu and Phineonesia) are constitutionally headed by the Senate, but delegated to the Secretary of State for External Relations, and the diplomatic staff around the world.

The Secretary of State for External Relations and chief diplomat of the Order of the Holy Lakes is, as of 1736 AN, vacant. As such, the current chief diplomat is the acting Minister for External Relations, Senator Muhammad Furkorn Mat Jeen (otherwise Minister of International Trade.

Bilateral relations

In the table below, relations are summarised. If a country is marked green, it has relations with Hurmu.

Country	Year	Comment	Travel advisory
Aemilia	1728	Relations established through the accession of Aemilia to the Xäiville Convention.	No concerns.
Aerla	1722	Relations began on 4.II.1723 after Aerlan diplomats, including President Basil Fitzroy had travelled westwards to Kirkjubooð. A month later, they had signed a treaty, which entered into force on 10.VI.1722.	No concerns.
Anahuaco	1711	Informal relations began in 1707, with Anahuaco sending a delegation for the Microvision Song Contest that year, which Hurmu hosted, and required coordination with Hurmu authorities for logistical purposes. Future formalized relations possible and likely. The Emperor and Prime Minister are members of the Order of the Holy Lakes. Formal relations began in 1711 after Anahuaco's accession to the Raspur Pact and thus also to the Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement. Embassies exchanged in early 1718.	No concerns.
Ashinthael	1705	Informal relations began in 1703, formalized upon Ashinthael's assumption of sovereignty. Collabartion on the the Ashinthael–Transprinitica border, including demarkation and delimitation. Treaty (1707). Shared land and maritime border.	No concerns.
Banh Nam	1736	Formal relations established in 1736, upon the international recognition of Banh Nam's sovereignty. Informal relations since 1733. Banh Nam borders the Phinbellan Euran States of Kōkai and Shandānø'kaí. Shared land and maritime border	No concerns.
Bassaridia Vaeringheim		No relations. Future relations possible.	Citizens advised to avoid travelling to this country, unless on a mission sanctioned by the Order.
Benacian Union	1702	Initially warm and friendly relations. Shared history and culture. Part of the Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement. Elwynn was assisting considerably in the establishment of the new Hurmu state organization through the Allied Reconstruction Mission in Hurmu (ARM-H). Hurmu's mission to the MTO in Chryse is also accredited to represent Hurmu in the city-state. However, once the Second Elwynnese Civil War began, relations became more tense, with a UDF ARM-H unit defecting to the rebel government Elwynn and Amokolia (REA). Hurmu also established itself as officially neutral with view to the civil war, which also angered the Court of the Princess. Thus Hurmu has difficult diplomatic terrain to navigate with regard to its relations with Elwynn. Hurmu has, however, not officially recognised the REA or Tarrland. Hurmu regards the Second Elwynnese Civil War as an internal matter for Elwynn to decide its government. As such, Hurmu considers itself neutral between the warring factions. Since 1702 of the Second Elwynnese Civil War, the Benacian Union took over the foreign affairs of both Elwynn and the Unified Governorates (with both of which Hurmu had enjoyed diplomatic relations since 1690) . After the peace agreement between the Verionists and Humanists in 1706, Free Elwynn was reunified with the Benacian Union, which made matters simpler for Hurmu's diplomatic corps. The same year, the Benacian Union also notified that companies who trade directly with the rebel islands of Cimmeria and Raikoth would be refused access to the markets of the mainland. See also Foreign relations of Elwynn. Linus Truls Thorgilsson represents the Benacian Union in Hurmu. In late 1702, Ambassador Lyydia Kruuna, who had represented Hurmu in the Benacian Union's capital Chryse, was recalled to Vesüha for consultations as a response to the Benacian Confrontation, which saw Hurmu's diplomatic staff in Chryse driven to Ransenar's border. She was later posted back. In 1717, Hurmu closed its consulates in Ardashirshahr and Goldfield, citing financial reasons. Hurmu closed its missions in the Benacian Union in early 1734 for reasons of security, due to the security situation in the country.	Citizens are advised not to travel to the country. Citizens inside the country are advised to leave the country immediately.
Çakaristan	1690	Relations, re-established after the dissolution of the Great Apollonian Empire, are formal and polite, governed by the Treaty of Suqutra (1690). Embassies established, ambassadors to be exchanged. In early 1693, Hurmu opened a consulate-general in Suqutra and a smaller consulate in Myvar. On the eve of 1698, Hurmu recognised the Great Apollonian Empire as a successor to Çakaristan. Doing so, however, created an issue in Hurmu with regard to Jingdao's debt to Hurmu for its responsibility for the Hurmu genocide. This issue was resolved through the dissolution of the Great Apollonian Empire in 1704, after which Hurmu had nothing unsaid toward Çakaristan, and was ready to aid Çakaristan morally in the establishment of its new government. See also Çakaristan–Hurmu relations. Shared land and maritime border.	No concerns.
Calbion	1693	Relations established in early 1693. Generally polite and cooperative. Relations took a severe turn after the assassination of Calbain prince and Hurmu senator Deiniol in 1733, which seemed to have had the support of the leadership in Calbion. See also Foreign relations of Calbion.	Citizens are advised to avoid unnecessary travels to the country while the Order investigates the murder of Prince-Senator Deiniol.
Cerulea	1724	Relations opened in 1724 after Cerulea handed over Annika Raudsepp, Muhammad Abdullah, and Nada Lesjak to Hurmu (via Normark). Prior to this, trade had been banned between Hurmu and Cerulea.	Citizens are advised not to travel to the country. Citizens inside the country are advised to leave the country.
Constancia	1690	Relations are friendly and warm. Constancia has offered substantial funding for Hurmu's independence through the Allied Reconstruction Mission in Hurmu, and continues to be a significant investor in the Hurmu economy. Shared land and maritime border. Part of the Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement. See also Foreign relations of Constancia.	No concerns.
Craitland	1690	Friendly and warm. Free movement of people between the countries. Hurmu citizens in Craitland are afforded same civil rights as Craitish citizens. Craitish citizens in Hurmu are afforded the same civil rights as Hurmu citizens. Vesüha Accords governs the relations between the countries. Both countries are members of and cooperate through the Xäiville Convention.	No concerns.
Daau	1711	Relations began in 1711 after a Daau representative contacted the Order of the Holy Lakes and asked Hurmu to allow President Xi Bing Jin visit Hurmu on official business. See also Foreign relations of Daau.	No concerns.
Dark Berry Islands	1693	Relations friendly and cooperative. Established in 1693. Free trade and cooperations on many areas. Relations governed by Hurmu–Dark Berry Islands Treaty and the Xäiville Convention. Shared maritime border.	No concerns.
Eternia		No relations. Future relations possible.	Weather is unpredictable and dangerous. Follow recommendations from local authorities.
Floria	1691	Friendly and polite relations until 1706, when the Senate of the Lakes denounced Floria's invasion in Port Balaine as an illegal war of aggression. Floria was then subjected to heavy sanctions by both Hurmu and, later, also the other Xäiville Convention countries. Hurmu's embassy to Port Balaine was made a consulate general in early 1707 after international recognition of Floria's annexation became more prominent. In 1721, Hurmu unilaterally removed the remaining sanctions against Floria. In 1727, Floria left the Raspur Pact, and thus Floria was no longer covered by the Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement. See also Foreign relations of Floria.	No concerns.
Hexarchy	1694	Relations established in late 1694. The countries agreed to cooperate in the fields of regional stability, science, and tourism, as well as working towards increased trade between the countries. Treaty (1702). Relations soured in 1707 when the Hexarchy lay claim to parts of Hurmu's Karnamark. The territorial dispute was resolved after intense negotiations in 1714. Consulate in Marduk closed in 1717 due to budget cuts. See also Foreign affairs of The Hexarchy. Shared land and maritime border.	Citizens are advised to avoid unnecessary travelling to non-urban areas.
Imperial Federation	1706	Relations established in late 1706 as a result of the Imperial Federation's accession to the Raspur Pact. HRPFTA. Hurmu's embassy in Pentyre is accredited to the Imperial Federation. Shared land and maritime border	Citizens are advised to avoid unnecessary travelling to non-urban areas.
International Mandate	1695	Friendly relations. Established in 1695. Treaty.	No concerns.
Kalgachia	1694	Relations established in 1694. Formal and polite.	Citizens are advised not to travel to the country due to regional instability.
Kurum Ash-Sharqia	1702	After the country successfully seceded from New Batavia, relations between Hurmu and Kurum Ash-Sharqia were informal, held mainly through through the Sultan and the Princess Consort's membership in the Order of the Holy Lakes. On 5.X.1702, Jan Spiik visited Vrijplaats. After being received by the Sultan and his family, Jan Spiik and the Grand Vizier confirmed the opening of diplomatic relations. Treaty signed on 9.X.1702. Embassies established the same year.	No concerns.
Lac Glacei	1694	Relations established in 1694. Friendly and warm. Shared historical and cultural links. Cooperation on matters of mutual concern. Treaty (1694). Eesdeheito co-administered as a condominium. Consulates in Ergo Sum and Johannsessbuurg closed in 1717 for financial reasons. See also Foreign Relations of Lac Glacei. Shared land and maritime border.	No concerns.
Meckelnburgh	1699	Diplomatic relations established in 1699. Both are members of and cooperate through the Xäiville Convention. Relations were considered friendly and polite until Meckelnburgh's passing of the Order of the Holy Lakes Act (1731), which Hurmu felt singled out as being perceived as potential threat to Meckelnburgh's independence. See also Foreign affairs of Meckelnburgh. Shared maritime border.	No concerns for ordinary citizens. Members of the Order of the Holy Lakes are advised to avoid unnecessary fraternising with citizens of Meckelnburgh due to local legal restrictions in place on relationships between members of the Order and citizens of Meckelnburgh. Seek consular assistance if necessary.
Mercury	1690	Friendly and formal. Both are members of and cooperate through the Xäiville Convention. Former Mercurian consulate in Lakkvia upgraded to embassy to Hurmu.	No concerns.
Mondosphere	1702	Cordial yet cautious with Mondo himself, as he is a Knight of the Holy Lakes by "birth"-right. Formal and warm relations between Hurmu and Varmland, however. Representation offices in Carlstad and Huyenkula exist for the other party. Relations with Mondo himself, as mentioned, as well as  Etzeland,  Greater Sangun,  Northbloom,  Riskai, and  Steerswick are more complicated and informal. Hurmu foreign service hopeful of expanding on these relations, however. In 1716, most of the Mondosphere acceded to the Raspur Pact, and thus joining the Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement.	TBA
Moorland	1718	Relations established in 1718 during the problems in Hurmu's similarly named district of Moorland. In 1719, the Kingdom joined the Raspur Pact and thus became party to the Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement. Hurmu and the Kingdom then signed the Treaty of Zumerhafen which granted the Kingdom almost all of the District of Moorland (Hurmu kept the Ports of Newhaven, through which there is a shared land and maritime border).	No concerns.
Natopia	1690	Friendly and warm relations. Shared history and culture to some extent. Part of the Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement.	No concerns.
New Batavia	1691	Friendly and formal. Treaty signed on 22.II.1691. See also Hurmu–New Batavia relations	No concerns.
Normark	1703	Warm relations. Shared culture, mythology, language. Part of the Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement. Relations began officially in 1703 after Normark's independence, but Hurmu had had a consulate in Normark since 1690. See also Foreign affairs of Normark and Hurmu–Normark relations	Citizens are advised to avoid unnecessary travelling to the regions of Slevik and Jelsinga, as well as any border areas (defined as 50 km from the border) with the Green.
Nouvelle Alexandrie	1691	Relations are characterised as friendly and warm. Treaty of Ciudad Howard (1691), Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement, (1691) Hurmu Ruins Treaty (1694). Hurmu consulates in Fauquier, Quesque, and Punta Norte closed in 1702 for financial reasons. See also Hurmu–Nouvelle Alexandrie relations. Shared land and maritime border.	Citizens are advised to avoid travelling to Villa Esperanza and adjacent villages, unless on sanctioned rescue missions. Otherwise, no concerns.
Oportia	1716	Informal relations began in 1707. Formal relations established in 1716 with the exchange of embassies and opening of formal trade routes between the countries. In late 1719, Oportia acceded to the Xäiville Convention. Ten years later, Oportia left the XC, seeking to join the Raspur Pact. [[See also Hurmu–Oportia relations.	No concern.
Polonias	1730	Relations automatically opened through Polonias's accession to the Raspur Pact, thereafter both are parties to the HRPFTA	No concern.
Sanama	1691	Warm and friendly relations. Sanama has contributed considerably to the Allied Reconstruction Mission in Hurmu. Treaty (1703), previously party to the HRPFTA, but upon Sanama's withdrawal from the Raspur Pact in 1702, the HRPFTA no longer extended to Hurmu–Sanama relations. New treaty sets out a new framework for relations. In 1719, relations took a turn to the worse when the Tiegang Papers showed that the Sanaman government had clandestinely sold weapons to the Communist Workers' Party before 1719, and thereafter to the left-leaning coalition government (outside official channels). Ambassador Zyl Avon-El recalled from Sanama to Huyenkula for consultations. After a new government was voted in in Sanama, Sanama began prosecuting the people responsible for the debacle, and relations between Sanama and Hurmu became much better. In 1720, Hurmu voted in favour of admitting Sanama to the and the Xäiville Convention, which the country also did. See also Foreign relations of Sanama.	Citizens are advised to remain vigilant with regard to regional instability and to follow the recommendations of local authorities regarding potential threats from nuclear fallout.
Senya	1690	Friendly and formal relations. Both countries are members of and cooperate through the Xäiville Convention and the Apollonian Express. See also Foreign relations of Senya.	No concerns.
Shireroth	1690	Formal relations. Friendly. Shared culture and history to certain extent. Part of the Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement. See also Foreign relations of Shireroth. Ambassador Jonas Sokker represents Hurmu in Shirekeep. Hurmu closed its missions in Shireroth in early 1734 for reasons of security, due to the security situation in the country. See also Hurmu–Shireroth relations	Citizens are advised not to travel to the country. Citizens inside the country are advised to leave the country immediately.
South Sea Islands	1693	After a long period of informal friendly relations, formal relations established on 5.V.1693 after a visit of Jan Spiik to Joseph Town. He inaugurated Hurmu's embassy there, the first foreign embassy in Joseph Town. In 1694, Hurmu sponsored the SSI's successful admittance to the Xäiville Convention.	No concerns.
Suren	1692	Polite and formal. Cooperation through the Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement. Hurmu's embassy in Aqaba accredited to Suren. Border between Hurmu and Suren created by the establishment of Desaremix in 1729. Shared land and maritime border	Citizens are advised to avoid travel to the country that has not been sanctioned by the Order.
Svetostrov	1728	Formal relations, cooperative. Heavy cultural and religious relations between mainly North Coria and Svetostrov. Society of Yeshua and the Corian Orthodox Church are active also in Svetostrov. In 1733, Svetostrov applied for annexation to the Order of the Holy Lakes as a realm thereof.	No concerns.
Tellia	1690	Friendly and formal. Both are members of and cooperate through the Xäiville Convention.	Citizens are advised to remain vigilant with regard to regional instability and to follow the recommendations of local authorities regarding potential threats from nuclear fallout.
Three Kingdoms	1723	Automatically opened in 1723	No concerns.
United Principalities	1728	Friendly and formal. Treaty signed on 7.IX.1728 AN.	No concerns.
Vegno	1707	Relations formalized in early 1707 by Treaty. In 1718, Vegno joined the Raspur Pact, and joined thus the HRPFTA, increasing trade between the countries. See also Foreign relations of Vegno. Shared maritime border.	No concerns
Zeed	1690	Friendly and polite relations. Zeed was assisting considerably in the establishment of infrastructure and border control in Lontinien. In 1703, the Zeedic consulate in Ghawlama was moved to Vadimbaatar amid protests from the Zeedic community in Vadimbaatar. See also the Hurmu–Zeed Friendship Society.	Citizens are advised to avoid travel to the country that has not been sanctioned by the Order.

Hurmu missions abroad

Country	Mission	Type	Head of Mission	IRL	Comment
Aerla	Noursala	Embassy	Vacant	Last resident died
Aemilia	Stadt Taktwinkel	Embassy	Vacant
Anahuaco	Ciudad de Anahuaco	Embassy	Vacant		Last resident died
Ashinthael	Marble Palace	Embassy	Vacant		Last resident died
Benacian Union	Chryse	Embassy	Mahmud Ajram	Arky
	Merensk	Consulate-General	Oliver Osman-Soballion	Ardy
	Port Esther	Consulate	Daniel Koby	Ardy
	Ardashirshahr	Consulate-general	Vacant	Vacant
	Tala	Consulate	Hao Qin-xia	Phineas	Stefan Einhorn was consul until he absconded by returning to his native Normark once called upon to do so by the King.
Çakaristan	Agra	Embassy	Osman Guadalim al-Osman	Ric
	Suqutra	Consulate-General	Patanjali Padhya	Arky
	Myvar	Consulate	Vacant		Last resident died
Calbion	Pentyre	Embassy	Legolas Isorion Verion	Ric	Ambassador recalled for consultations in 1733 following the assassination of the Prince of the Calbain and Senator of the Lakes Deiniol.
Cerulea	Krlsgorod	Residency	Vacant		Last resident died
Constancia	Petropolis	Embassy	Despoina Kalamathiou	Ric
	Aqaba	Consulate-General	Vacant		Last consul-general, Mikhail Maksimilianov-Shvinnskiy, joined the Senate on 4.I.1736.
	Raspur	Consulate-General	Vacant	Vacant	Ingrid Djupvik was consul-general until 1.III.1734, when she took up a seat in the Senate of the Lakes
Craitland	Cherry Trees	Embassy	Vacant		Last resident died
Daau	Seragaan	Embassy	Satō Shu	Vacant		Last resident died
Dark Berry Islands	Mountainview Bay	Embassy	Vacant		Vacant since 1726
Floria	Northcliff	Embassy	Ola w-Koda Bierrelaš-Bážá	Ric
Hexarchy	Azul'an	Embassy	Rachid Azouzi	Arky
International Mandate	Tiegang	Embassy	Vacant		Last resident died
Kalgachia	Oktavyan	Embassy	Safaruddin Shahmiri	Phineas	Valdemar Einhorn al-Osman was ambassador until 1726 when he absconded by returning to his native Normark once called upon to do so by the King.
Kurum Ash-Sharqia	Vrijplaats	Embassy	Shreya Kapudia	Arky
Lac Glacei	Monte Glacei	Embassy	Catarina de Todos los Santos u-Kart	Ric
	Nurthaven	Consulate	Cáijá Bierrelaš-Bážá	Ric
Meckelnburgh	Alexandretta	Embassy	Parikshit Farrah	Arky
Mercury	Mercury	Embassy	Rajeesh Gautam	Arky
Micras Cartography Society	–	Embassy	Ayesha Farrah	Arky
Micras Trade Organisation	–	Embassy	Shriya Tutt	Arky
Micras Treaty Organization	Huyenkula	Embassy	Alisha Farrah	Arky
Mondosphere	Ermingander Village	Embassy	Abhishek Farrah	Arky
	Neurossheim	Consulate	Amity Merrick	Ardy
	Mighi	Consulate	Vacant
	Steerswick	Consulate	Vacant		Last resident died
	Yasutomi	Consulate	Vacant		Last resident died
Moorland	Newcastle upon Eastmoor	Embassy	Vacant		Last resident died
	Fort Hunter	Consulate	Vacant		Last resident died
Natopia	Lindström	Embassy	Ikutō Harai-ipa Wilson	Phineas
	Geneva	Consulate-General	Vivek Gautam	Arky
	Walstadt	Consulate-General	Vacant
New Batavia	Lucerne	Embassy	Saeed Asada	Arky
Normark	Konungsheim–Elijah's Rest	Embassy	Vacant		Ambassador Abdul Klaron Djupvik died in 1729.
	Nordiskehjem	Consulate-General	Vacant		Last resident died
Nouvelle Alexandrie	Cárdenas	Embassy	Monika Saajar	Ric
	Punta Santiago	Consulate-General	Priya Kusari	Arky
	Lausanne	Consulate-General	Vacant		Last resident died
Oportia	Vanie	Embassy	Đorđe Babić	Ric
Polonias	Viktorovo	Embassy	Vacant
Sanama	Semisa City	Embassy	Zyl Avon-El	Ric
	Acquecalde	Consulate-General	Vacant	Ric	Last consul general, Erkki Eenmaa died in 1717
Senya	Svorgas	Embassy	Vacant		Last resident died
	Port Nelson	Consulate	Esperanza García Sánchez	Ric
Shireroth	Shirekeep	Embassy	Vacant		Ambassador Alexander Ayreon-Kalirion resigned his commission on 12.I.1731 AN (Day of Rage of the Benacian Union) in response to Kaiseress Salome's execution of Benacian Union ambassador Abner Shas.
	's Koningenwaarde	Consulate-General	Salim Darwish	Arky
	Gaelen's Landing	Consulate-General	Lodewijk van Zinkgraven	Ardy
	Rhodondra	Consulate	Jaas Humboolt Niit n Taag
South Sea Islands	Joseph Town	Embassy	Lasya Farrah	Arky
Suren Confederacy	Surenshahr	Embassy	Isabella Merrick I "Genitrix"	Ardy
	Mehrshahr	Consulate	Arya Thacker	Arky
Svetostrov	Sabor	Embassy	Vacant
Tellia	Romero	Embassy	Vacant		Last resident died
Three Kingdoms	Riskai	Embassy	Martin Simrani ibn al-Majeed bin Sathrati	Ardy
	Carlstad	Consulate	Mahmud Klaron Djupvik	Ric
United Principalities	Weisenburg	Embassy	Vacant		Last resident died
Vegno	Cossa	Embassy	Amadeo Wythe al-Osman	Ric
Xäiville Convention	Xäiville	Embassy	Vacant
Zeed	Rusjar	Embassy	Vacant		Last resident died

Foreign missions in Hurmu

Country	Mission	Type	Head of Mission
Aemilia	Huyenkula	Embassy	Gray Rechter
Aerla	Huyenkula	Embassy	Arthur Lawrence
Anahuaco	Huyenkula	Embassy
Ashinthael	Huyenkula	Embassy
Benacian Union	Ghawlama	Legation	Ardeshir Farhad Alinejad
	Huyenkula	Office
Çakaristan	Huyenkula	Embassy	Priya Sinha
	Ghawlama	Consulate
Calbion	Huyenkula	Embassy
Constancia	Huyenkula	Embassy	Princess Rosamund (since 1734)
Craitland	Huyenkula	Embassy
Daau	Huyenkula	Consulate-general
Dark Berry Islands	Huyenkula	Embassy
Floria	Huyenkula	Embassy
Hexarchy	Huyenkula	Embassy
International Mandate	Huyenkula	Embassy
Kalgachia	Huyenkula	Embassy
Kurum Ash-Sharqia	Huyenkula	Embassy
Lac Glacei	Huyenkula	Embassy
	Ghawlama	Consulate
Meckelnburgh	Huyenkula	Embassy
Mercury	Huyenkula	Embassy
Mondosphere	Huyenkula	Embassy	Balthasar Ritter von Mott
	New Hempton	Consulate	James Spooner
Natopia	Huyenkula	Embassy
New Batavia	Huyenkula	Embassy
Normark	Huyenkula	Embassy
	Ghawlama	Consulate-General
	Niš	Consulate
	Tyrador	Consulate
Nouvelle Alexandrie	Huyenkula	Embassy	Ségolène Vigouroux
	Ghawlama	Consulate-General
	Kaupang	Consulate-General
Oportia	Huyenkula	Embassy
	Mitrovska	Consulate-general
Sanama	Huyenkula	Embassy	Zuliyzhan Shagul
	Ghawlama	Consulate-general
Senya	Huyenkula	Embassy
	Tyrador	Consulate
Shireroth	Huyenkula	Embassy
	Ghawlama	Consulate-general
	Kaupang	Consulate
	Mitrovska	Consulate-general
	Tyrador	Consulate
South Sea Islands	Huyenkula	Embassy
Svetostrov	Huyenkula	Embassy
	Mitrovska	Consulate-general
Tellia	Huyenkula	Embassy
Three Kingdoms	Huyenkula	Embassy
United Principalities	Huyenkula	Embassy	Wilhelm Freiherr von Gedda
Vegno	Huyenkula	Embassy
Zeed	Huyenkula	Embassy
	Vadimbaatar	Consulate-General	Mahmud Abdullahi

Multilateral relations

Treaty/Org.	Countries	Year	Comment
Hurmu–Raspur Pact Free Trade Agreement (HRPFTA)	Anahuaco  Benacian Union  Constancia  Imperial Federation  Moorland  Mondosphere  Natopia  Normark  Oportia  Polonias  Shireroth  Suren  Vegno  Zeed	1691	Sanama withdrew from the Raspur Pact in 1702 and was thus since then not part to the HRPFTA. Floria left the Raspur Pact in 1727 and was thus since then not part of the HRPFTA.
Micras Organisation for Standardisation	Batavia  Benacian Union  Calbion  Çakaristan  Constancia  Dark Berry Islands  Meckelnburgh  Mercury  Natopia  Nouvelle Alexandrie  Sanama  Senya  Shireroth  South Sea Islands  Zeed	1693
Micras Treaty Organization	Çakaristan  Constancia  Dark Berry Islands  Floria  Hexarchy  Kalgachia  Natopia  New Batavia  Normark  Nouvelle Alexandrie  Ralgon  Sanama  Shireroth  Tellia  Valora  Vegno  Zeed	1690	In 1690, Hurmu assumed the membership of the organization that had since 1689 had belonged the Hurmu Trust Territory
Micras Treaty Organization Convention on the Laws of the Seas	Benacian Union  Çakaristan  Constancia  Dark Berry Islands  Floria  Hexarchy  Kalgachia  Natopia  New Batavia  Normark  Nouvelle Alexandrie  Ralgon  Sanama  Shireroth  Tellia  Zeed	1690	In 1690, Hurmu assumed the membership of the convention that had since 1689 had belonged the Hurmu Trust Territory
Xäiville Convention	Aemilia  Craitland  Dark Berry Islands  Meckelnburgh  Mercury  Sanama  Senya  South Sea Islands  Tellia	1690
Micras Treaty Organization Convention on the Establishment of a Common Court	Floria  Meckelnburgh  Natopia  New Batavia  Normark  Nouvelle Alexandrie  Sanama  Shireroth	1705
Micras Treaty Organization Treaty to Establish the International Commission	Floria  Natopia  Normark  Nouvelle Alexandrie  Normark  Sanama	1705
Micras Trade Organisation	Benacian Union  Calbion  Etzeland  Floria  Meckelnburgh  Sanama	1711