Saraphian National Archives:
 Active trade, industrial, educational and military treaties with other nations
The Saraphian Emirate of Dhamar and Shiraz at present has agreements and deals with the following nations:
Andrea | Kanjiri | Katrinka | Luban | Ostensia | Sapmi | Sunami | T�reo� | UFUR | Vetlanda | Venda
1503/III Airways agreement on open skies (and open ports)
The governments of the Emirate and the Ascendancy of Andrea express their wishes for open skies/seaports between the two countries. Internal flights are excluded. This agreement effects a lot of citizens. Signed for Andrea: Signed for the Emirate: Hassan Hebbun-Newe-Jassan,Office of HRM the Emir 1505 Airways agreement on open skies with Especias.
(Inactive pending outcome of civil war)
The government of the Emirate and Especias express their wishes for closer business ties. Saraphian Air has been granted landing rights for Especias, in exchange for recieving the same rights in the Emirate
Signed for the Emirate: Junior-minister of Foreign Affairs
Signed for Especias:
1503 Trade agreement with Kanjiri on crude oil, rice, and rice products The governments of the Kanjiri Empire and the emirate express their wish for closer ties between the two nations. Article I: In exchange for the right to provide the Kanjiri Empire with 50% of its oil imports (crude and petroleum), Article II: The emirate grants the right to Kanjiri rice producers to supply its domestic market with 50% of its rice and rice products imports. Article III: This agreement can be withdrawn at any time by both parties, provided one year notice in advance is given to the other party. This agreement effects around 191 mln. people.
Signed for the empire: Ted Fujiwara,PM
Signed for the emirate: Hassan Hebbun-Newe-Jassan, Office of HRM the Emir
1503/IV Airways agreement on open skies
The governments of the Emirate and the Kanjiri Empire express their wishes for open skies between the two countries. Internal flights are excluded. This agreement effects around 191 mln. citizens of both nations Signed for the Kanjiri Empire: Ted Fujiwara, PM Signed for the Emirate: Hassan Hebbun-Newe-Jassan,Office of HRM the Emir
1504 Trade/Industrial agreement between Kanjiri Empire and Saraphian Emirate
Article I: The Emirate agrees to give Kanjiri consumer electronics producers the exclusive right of a 40% market share of its domestic market, provided a consumer electronics factory of considerable size is constructed in the emirate. We (the emirate) exempt this plant form paying taxes to the emirate.
Article II: In exchange, the Kanjiri Empire grants the emirate the exclusiveright to 60% of the Kanjiri domestic market share for natural gas.
Article III: The Empire of Kanjiri agrees to give all oil producing
businesses located in The Saraphian Emirate of Al-Dhamar and Shiraz an exclusive right to 50% of the oil and petroleum import market of the Empire of Kanjiri.
Article IV: The Saraphian Emirate of Dhamar and Shiraz agrees to give all businesses located in the Empire of Kanjiri marketing rice and rice products
an exclusive right to 50% of the rice import market of The Saraphian Emirate
of Al-Dhamar and Shiraz.
Article V: Either party may withdraw from treaty at any time for any
reason, providing they give the other party notice one year in advance.
1503 Trade agreement with Katrinka on crude oil and food products
The governments of the Emirate and the Katrinkan Empire express their wishes for closer economic ties between the two countries. In exchange for the right to provide the Katrinkan empire with 50% of its oil imports, the Emirate grants Katrinkan food manufacturers 50% of its market for food product imports. This agreement effects around 40 mln. citizens of the Emirate and a stunning (!) 262 mln. citizens of the Katrinkan Empire. Signed for the Katrinkan Empire: Sihen Sahle,Deputy-minister of the Ministry of External Affairs Signed for the Emirate: Hassan Hebbun-Newe-Jassan,Office of HRM the Emir
1503 Industrial agreement on airplanes and domestic appliances The Emirate has invited the Katrinkan companies Karst Group, Tula and S.A. Vereo to participate in the development of the industry sector in our country. The 3 companies agreed to the following: Karst and S.A. Vereo Group will supply our national air carrier with new planes and assist in the development of a new, national airplane manufacturer. Tula Group will supply our countries' domestic appliances market with 50% of its imports and build a plant in the emirate for the production of spare-parts, considerably decreasing unemployment in the region of its location. Signed for the Emirate: Hassan Hebbun-Newe-Jassan,Office of HRM the Emir. Signed for Katrinkan industry: R.H. Karst, President of the Karst Consortium
The governments of the Emirate and the Katrinkan Empire express their wishes for open skies between the two countries. Internal flights are excluded. This agreement effects around 40 mln. citizens of the Emirate and a stunning 262 mln. citizens of the Katrinkan Empire. Signed for the Katrinkan Empire: Sihen Sahle,Deputy-minister of the Ministry of External Affairs Signed for the Emirate: Hassan Hebbun-Newe-Jassan,Office of HRM the Emir
1504 Trade agreement with Luban on crude oil and financing services Article I: The governments of the Emirate and the Republic of Luban express their wishes for closer economic ties between the two countries. The emirate grants the Republic the right to participate with a 50% interest in
the Saraphian (-Mounist) Bank. Article II: The government of the Republic grants the emirate the right to supply its domestic oil market with 50% of its needs. Article III: The trade agreement is binding, and can only be withdrawn from with one years'notice from either party, or immediately upon consent of both parties.
Section 2: Open skies Agreement (exempt internal flights):
Article I: The emirate receives free access to the international airports
(including Island of Lucentia) for its national air carrier (Saraphian Air), Article II: In exchange the emirate gives Republic of Luban national carrier the same rights for the airports of Dhamar, Shiraz, and Aya Taizz.
Signed for the republic: Tomasso Gentile, Foreign minister signed for the emirate: Hassan Ibrahim Quidasi of Dhamar and Shiraz, Saraphian ambassador to republic of Luban
1503 Trade agreement with Ostensia on crude oil and textiles
The governments of the Emirate and the Kindom of Ostensia express their wish for closer economic ties between the two countries. In exchange for becoming the dominant crude oil supplier to the Kingdom, the Emirate recognises Ostensian textiles exporters as the sole foreign suppliers to the emirates market. This agreement effects around 26 mln. Ostensian citizens and 40 mln. citizens of the Emirate. Signed for the Kingdom: Harmen van Weelden,Trade minister. Signed for the Emirate: Abu ben-Aya-Taizz, ambassador to Kingdom of Ostensia.
1504/II Airways agreement on open skies
The government of the Emirate and the Republic of Sapmi express their wishes for closer business ties. Saraphian Air has been granted the right to fly on their capitol city.
Signed for the Emirate: Hassan Hebbun-Newe-Jassan, Personal secretary to HRM the Emir
Signed for Sapmi: ...,
1505 Trade agreement with Sunami
The governemnts of the Emirate and Sunami express their wishes for stronger economic ties between the nations, which include the following: 1) The opening of air routes between the two countries, 2) the fuelling of Sunami�s economy with Saraphian crude oil, with the intention that the Emirate becomes the dominant supplier of oil to Sunami in the future, 3) Emirat Industries Ltd. becoming the sole contractor in the highway construction project of the Sunami government, 4) Sunburst Enterprises will open a solar panel production plant in the Emirate, 5) TeleOn will open a telecommunications R&D centre in the Emirate. Signed for the Emirate: Husein al-Aksah, Minister of Foreign Affairs signed for Sunami: Daniel Hunatius, President of the democratic republic of Sunami
1505 Trade agreement with Rep�blica T�reo�a (RT) The governemnts of the Emirate and RT express their wishes for stronger economic ties between the nations, which include the following:
1) The Saraphian Emirate�s Komi Oil Group Inc. will supply RT economy
with 20% of it�s annual petroleum needs through the RT
organisation Com�rcio Nacional.
2) The RT has agreed to drop all tariffs and duties for consumer
electronic imports that are manufactured in the Emirate.
3) The RT have issued a license for Saraphian Bank to operate within
the Republic. It should be noted, however, that the RT is very
strict regarding banking privacy rules. All banks are subject to
these regulations. The Saraphian Bank understands the banking laws
and shall act in accordance with mentioned laws.
4) The SE grants T�reo�ese-produced seafood special trade
privileges, specifically lobster, shrimp, prawn, and sardines. The RT
receive a 20% annual market share of the SE market. Signed for the Emirate: Sheikh Ali ben Dromedalia, foreign trade secretary signed for RT:His excellency, Mr. Dario Laval R. Dantas dos Reis, assistent under-minister in charge of international trade
1505 Trade agreement with UFUR on crude oil and aircraft development
The governments of the Emirate and the UFUR express their wish for peace (Luban) and closer economic ties between the two countries. 1) The emirate becomes the dominant (50%) crude oil supplier to the 20 mln. people oil market of Neepon and 2) The UFUR will send engineers and transfer fighter jet technology to the Emirate to assist in the development of the Emirate's first jet fighter. This agreement effects around 20 mln. UFUR citizens and 50 mln. citizens of the Emirate. Signed for the UFUR: Charlotte Moskovsky, supreme minister of foreign trade Signed for the Emirate: Ahmed Al-Saudi Department of military development and technology
1503 Trade agreement with UFUR on natural gas, rice, and rice products The governments of UFUR and the emirate express their wish for closer ties between the two nations. Article I: In exchange for the right to provide UFUR with 25% of its natural gas imports, Article II: The emirate grants the right to UFUR to supply its domestic market with 25% of its rice and rice products imports. This agreement effects around 187 mln. people.
Signed for UFUR: Charlotte Moskovsky, supreme minister of foreign trade
Signed for the emirate: Hassan Hebbun-Newe-Jassan, Office of HRM the Emir
1503 Trade Agreement on cars, heavy machinery and oil
The governments of UFUR and the emirate express their wish for closer ties between the two nations. Article I: In exchange for the right to provide UFUR with 25% of its oil imports (crude and petroleum), Article II: The emirate grants a 25% market share (domestic market for foreign cars) to UFUR car manufacturers. Article III: In exchange for giving 25% of its domestic market for heavy machinery to UFUR, article IV: The Emirate an additional 10% marketshare for oil on the UFUR market. This agreement effects around 187 mln. people. Signed for the emirate: Hassan Hebbun-Newe-Jassan,Office of HRM the Emir
Signed for UFUR: Charlotte Moskovsky, supreme minister of foreign trade
1504 Airways agreement on open skies
The government of the Emirate and C.R. of Venda express their wishes for closer ties. Saraphian Air has been granted the right by the CR to fly two daily flights on their national airport, Coaztl D.C.
Signed for the Emirate: Hussein Sadat Sadam, CEO Saraphian Air
Signed for the Central Republic: ...,
1504 Trade agreement with Vetlanda on airports, airplanes and airlines The governments of the Saraphian Emirate and the Kingdom of Vetlanda agreed to the following:
1) Emirat Aerospace, Scandia's youngest airplane manufacturing
company will supply Vetlandair, Vetlanda's national airline, with 12 new high-tech passenger airplanes. The order is valued at Cc. 695 mln. This is a major breakthrough for the Saraphian Emirate struggle for diversification of the industry and Emirat Aerospace first export success, ranking the company among Scandia's established airplane manufacturers.
2) Emirat Industries was invited by the Vetlanda government to build its new high-tech Jakobsborg International Airport. This order is valued at Cc. 2.868 bln.
3) Saraphian Air, the Emirate's well-known airline with flights on all international airports in the Katrinkan Empire, Ascendancy of Andrea, Kanjiri Empire and the Republic of Luban, will open a daily route on the kingdom of Vetlanda.
4) Saraphian Air, upon consent of the Vetlanda government has
received a 35% share in Vetlandair, Vetlanda's national airline, and is therefore entitled to 35% of annual profits, a 35% representation on the board of directors. Saraphian Air and Vetlandair will form a global airline partnership.
All four deals have been made possible with the assistence of the Saraphian Bank, Scandia's first Mouni bank jointly owned by the Republic of Luban and the Saraphian Emirate. Signed for the Emirate: Saddam Sadat Al-Hashemyia, CEO of Emirat Industries Signed for the Kingdom: Henrik Andersen, His Majesty's PM
Educational agreements
1505 - Brodin Scholars Program agreement
1) The Kingdom of Vetlanda and the Saraphian Emirate have mutually agreed that the Royal Consortium of Vetlandan Universities will admit yearly around 250 SE students from the SE Royal Dhamar Secondary to attend Vetlanda universities under the Brodin Scholars Program, a scholarship program that is meant to attract the finest students from around Scandia.
2) Brodin Scholars will be provided with quarterly visits between Vetlanda and their homelands, full room and board, tuition, textbooks, and a VKr 20 000 (about $5,000) per year stipend. It offers qualified individuals from around the world the opportunity to get a world-class education without finacial
worry. Vetlanda will also provide them with any cultural ammenities that are required under their Mounist upbringing.
3) The students can choose any of the partner schools, which are:
Jakobsborg School of Economics and Political Science
The University of Jakobsborg
The University of Lycksele
The University of Eriksvall
The National Institute for the Arts (Klangos)
Spetsnord Institute of Technology
The University of Spetsnord
The treaty was signed in Jakobsborg, Vetlanda, by the ministers of Education of both nations.
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