2012 LIR Union Summit
| 2012 LIR Union Summit Pertemuan Uni LIR 2012 | |
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| Official portrait of all attending state leaders | |
| Host |  Federal Republic of Los Bay Petros
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| Venue | Kranji, Los Bay Petros (Jakarta,  Indonesia)
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| Date | 10 August 2012 |
| Participants |  Adriansyah Yassin Sulaeman Muhammad Hady Faiz Mustafa Hakim Rayhan Haikal
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| Chairperson | Adriansyah Yassin Sulaeman
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The 2012 LIR Union Summit (Indonesian: Pertemuan Uni LIR 2012) was a diplomatic conference between member states of an Indonesian customs union LIR Union, that was took place on 10 August 2012 in Kranji, Los Bay Petros. The meeting discussed and ratified the founding treaty of LIR Union. This summit became the first of its kind inside the Indonesian sector and the only conference held by the Union before its collapse in 2013.
Background
Prior to the conference, members of the Indonesian sector always engaged in communications through online means as the only possible method. Attempts to hold a physical meeting was deemed unrealistic, since the process would be expensive and not affordable for most Indonesian micronationalists.
Members of LIR Union, unified on their similar politics and economic principles and characteristics, believed a meeting between them would be the most realistic as LIR Union members are located close from each other. In June 2012, LIR Union members committed to hold a summit before the end of the year.
To fulfill the member states' aspiration, an internal commission was formed to arrange the planned summit in July 2012. The commission agreed that the meeting would take place in August 2012 and would take form as a breakfasting dinner, as August conincided with the holy month of Ramadan in Islamic calendar. The commission also agreed to set Los Bay Petros as the host, with territory of Kranji as the meeting place, being the closest point from Indokistan and Raflesinesia.
Delegates
| LIR Union members Host state and leader are shown in bold text. | |||
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Indokistan | Mustafa Hakim | President |
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Los Bay Petros | Adriansyah Yassin Sulaeman | President |
| Muhammad Hady Faiz | Chairman of National Legislative Council | ||
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Raflesinesia | Rayhan Haikal | President |
Indrawan Prasetyo of UMSSR was reported to be interested to attend the summit in July 2012. However, when his attendance became almost certain, he suddenly cancelled his attendance on early August, citing technical issue as reason for his cancellation. Should he attend, the conference would be a true intermicronational summit rather than just an organisation meeting.
Events
The meeting took place in a restaurant previously reserved by Indokistan and Raflesinesia that arrived first on the meeting venue. Los Bay Petrosian representatives arrived late from the designated time. After administrative necessities, including passing immigration checks, which done publicly, the meeting was opened by President Adriansyah Yassin Sulaeman at 5.15 PM (UTC +7).
The first discussion topic was on recent development report of member states, including a discussion between Indokistan and Raflesinesian delegates to establish a joint tollroad company. The meeting was adjourned for half an hour to allow delegates to have their breakfasting and to have an early evening prayer.
After the meeting reopened, delegates proceeded with the signing ceremony of treaties. The first document was the LIR Union Founding Treaty, specifying the basis of activity of the organisation, that was signed by all delegates. The second document was a territorial division agreement between Indokistan and Raflesinesia, known as Kranggan Agreement, that was signed by Mustafa Hakim and Rayhan Haikal and was witnessed by Los Bay Petrosian delegates. The meeting was then continued with a free discussion among delegates.
At 7.30 PM, the summit was closed by President Adriansyah Yassin Sulaeman. A photograph session of summit delegates was held afterwards outside the meeting hall. Adriansyah Yassin then bid farewell to Mustafa and Rayhan who departed from the venue first, before withdrawing himself from the place.
Aftermath and influences
The summit was a milestone of micronational activities inside Indonesian sector. Micronational leaders praised the summit because of its success, and it became a prove that a physical intermicronational meeting is possible. This summit motivated Indonesian micronationalists to arrange a micronational meeting on a larger scale, however, it has never been successful.