Fontainebleau Conference

The Fontainebleau Conference of 1745 AN (12–24.I.1745) was a meeting held in the eponymous city to discuss the revivification of the core institutions of the Raspur Pact. Attendance was limited to the secretariats of the relevant subordinate institutions, including continental theatre commands, which had continued in operation after the Permanent Committee and Joint Military Command had fallen into abeyance during the Shiro-Benacian War. The attendance of national delegations was expressly prohibited, as the conference was primarily an opportunity for the permanent bureaucracy of the paramount international order to reorientate itself after years of alternating chaos and inertia.

Delegations

• Civil
  • Committee of Euran Salvation
    • Euran Economic Union
  • Community of Goldfield
  • Concord Alliance Treaty Organization
• Military
  • Apollonia Command
  • Benacia Command
  • Cibola Command
  • Keltia Command
  • Tapfer Command
  • Trans-Euran Command

Venue

The beachfront district of La Croisette, famous for its sprawling luxury hotel complexes, was chosen to serve as the primary venue of the conference.