Foreign relations of Sabia and Verona

From MicroWiki, the free micronational encyclopædia
Jump to navigation Jump to search

In the Kingdom of Sabia and Verona, foreign relations are the responsibility of the Diplomacy Division, a ministry of the government. The recognition of a foreign state must be approved by Parliament and ratified by the Monarch, who often plays an important role in the intermicronational development of the Kingdom, acting as its de facto representative abroad and as its top diplomat. However, the de jure "chief ambassador" of Sabia and Verona is its Diplomacy Secretary, presently Apollo Cerwyn.[1]

Sabia and Verona has been an independent nation ever since the signing of the Alios Agreement by King Tarik of Sabia and Verona and King Ciprian of Juclandia. Before the Alios Agreement, Sabia and Verona's foreign affairs were a responsibility of the Federal Goverment of the FUJL, of which the Kingdom was a province.[2]

Sabia and Verona and its various predecessor states have a long history of diplomacy with other micronations, particularly those of the MicroWiki sector. Some of Sabia and Verona's former incarnations have been founding members of intermicronational organizations, such as the Organisation of Micronational Ambient Protection in 2011 by the First Berinese Republic and the Union of South American Micronations, founded by the Union of Artaghe, which existed for a short period in 2012, months before the creation of Sabia and Verona. From April 2017 to December 2019, Sabia and Verona was an full member state of the Grand Unified Micronational. The Kingdom was previously an observer state of the organization.[3][4] Presently, the sole intermicronational forum in which Sabia and Verona participates is the Konmalehth.

Sovereignty disputes

Sabia and Verona's territorial claims. The macronations in which those claims are located are light green.

Sabia and Verona's territory claims land de jure controlled by two macronational states: the Argentine Republic and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. The Southern Territories of Sabia and Verona, consisting of the City of Alios (the capital of the Kingdom) and the Gonn Region, claim land in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina's capital city. The Northern Regions of Sabia and Verona, consisting of the "original" lands first claimed by the Kingdom at the moment of its foundation in 2012, and composed of the regions of Sabia, Verona and Lycem, are located in the Libertador Municipality, in Western Venezuela. This particular region of the Venezuelan West, located in the Chama River Valley, is known in Sabia and Verona as the Valtir Sector or Garrshirian sector.

The Government of Sabia and Verona doesn't recognize Argentina and Venezuela's sovereignty over these claimed areas, as it considers them to be part of Sabia and Verona's rightful, sovereign territory.

Recognized nations

Nations with which Sabia and Verona has signed a treaty of mutual recognition

a Treaty signed before the promulgation of the Alios Agreement.
b Sabia and Verona is in an economic and cultural union with Juclandia, the Federal Union of Juclandian Lands, which was reformed with the Alios Agreement on 28 February 2016.

Nations which maintain informal diplomacy with Sabia and Verona

See also

External links

References