Senyan-Eklesian treaty

[DES Senya]

Treaty of Mutual Recognition and Co-operation between Our Holy Mountain Dominion of Eklesia and the Democratic Environmental Society of Senya

Article 1: Diplomatic Relations

a) Our Holy Mountain Dominion of Eklesia (hereinafter Eklesia) and the Democratic Environmental Society of Senya (hereinafter Senya) shall engage with one another in a spirit of friendship and co-operation.

b) In so doing, they shall hold close communications on all matters of mutual concern. Should either of them hear or know of any threat against the other, the threat shall be communicated with highest priority.

c) Eklesia shall establish an embassy in Svorgas as a location to facilitate co-operation.

d) Senya shall establish an embassy in Zugashvili as a location to facilitate co-operation.

Article 2: Sovereignty

a) Eklesia and Senya recognise the sovereignty, territorial integrity and the law of each other. They agree that the defined territory and jurisdiction of each other consist of the territory as marked on the map of the Micronational Cartography Society, as well as recognised through the Micras Treaty Organization Law of the Seas, also including as properties held as sovereign of the other under international law and convention.

b) Eklesia and Senya recognise the diplomatic immunity of one another's sovereigns in their respective countries.

c) Neither Party shall apply any laws to the territory of the other.

d) Eklesia and Senya recognise each other's social and religious institutions, and shall not impose their cultures on each other.

Article 3: Co-operation

a) Eklesia and Senya shall co-operate in various endeavours, including, but not limited to, those pertaining to facilitating trade, communications and cultural collaborations.

b) Senya will commit V10,000,000,000 a year to Eklesia in aid, which shall include
i) The improvement of facilities at Eklesian airfields.
ii) Provisions for sports equipment for Eklesian sports teams.
iii) Humanitarian aid, including food.
iv) Water purification initiatives.
v) Training of park rangers to ensure the security and biodiversity of the Eklesian Mountains National Park.
vi) Training of Eklesian emergency services.

c) Nationals of one Party shall, for reasons of tourism, sports, culture, or business, be given visa-free access to the territory of the other Party through the recognised ports of entry for a period of 90 days per year, with students registered at respective higher educational institutions being granted 120 days, upon presentation of proof of enrolment at a institution of higher education.

Article 4: Final provisions

a) Eklesia and Senya agree that any disputes between them, whether arisen from the Treaty or from other ways, shall be solved diplomatically and amicably. Failing that, they agree to arbitration by a mutually appointed arbitrator.

b) This Treaty is valid indefinitely and shall be ratified by Eklesia and Senya in the manner established by their respective constitutions.

c) Eklesia and Senya may at any time move, in the same manner as it ratified the Treaty, to leave the Treaty. Such action shall be notified to the other nation and become valid one Norton year after notification.

[DES Senya]

Given Eklesia's removal from Micras, this treaty is now considered invalid. However, it will be regarded as valid if Eklesia ever re-establish their state on Micras.