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Kundrati President Visits Dunburg in Historic Visit

June 5686

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Dundorf President Wolfgang Prawius (left) meeting Kundrati President Alaiza Kubitchek at Karlottenberg Schloss.

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Dunburg - In the past few days, an historic state visit took place in Dunburg: Kundrati President Alaiza Kubitchek visited our capital city at the invitation of Federal President Wolfgang Prawius, Federal Chancellor Freda Gimbel and Foreign Minister Lorena Oberlitz, to mark officially the re-estabishment of a partnership between Dundorf and Kundrati.

Foreign Minister Oberlitz set the state visit to occur this year for a symbolic reason: it marks one century since Dundorf suspended its partnership with our eastern neighbor amid the rise of the authoritarian fascist regime in Kasaema. One hundred years later, a Kundrati leader steps foot in Dunburg, marking history, to put that past behind and to look at the future. President Kubitchek met with Chancellor Gimbel and Deputy Chancellor Oberlitz at the Federal Chancellery, a setting where they discussed the formal reopening of a state partnership between Dundorf and Kundrati. Before the rise of the fascist regime, Dundorf and Kundrati cooperated closely in many areas: defence, commerce, transportation and energy. The suspension of the partnership represented an economic toll for both countries, as they both had to look at new trade routes and modified their military doctrines. That cooperation was enshrined by a treaty both nations were signatories to, referred to as "The Dundorf-Kundrati Partnership".

After the meeting at the Federal Chancellery, President Kubitchek and spouse were received at Karlottenberg Schloss by President Wolfgang Prawius and his wife, Paula. The Prawiuses and the Kubitcheks partecipated in a state dinner featuring dishes cooked by famous Dundorfian chef Otto "Yummy" Bergenbrunner. The chef cooked several delicacies originating from both countries, and after the dinner all the invitees partecipated in a ball.

Yesterday, the last day of the state visit, President Prawius and President Kubitchek signed the Treaty of Lutzenkamp-Tomasadyn, which re-establishes the Dundorfian-Kundratijan partnership. The partnership consists in the elimination of border controls for citizens of both countries, the lowering or elimination of tariffs on goods flowing between the two countries, stronger cooperation on scientific research and the re-opening of the Dunburg-Kasaema HSR passenger train, suspended too a century ago. The negotiations were led for almost a decade by both governments, ever since Dundorf formally reopened diplomacy with Kasaema in 5677.

President Prawius commented to the press: "It's great to have President Kubitchek and her spouse here at Karlottenberg Schloss. The reopening of this partnership was frankly overdue and I thank the tireless work of the Foreign Minister, Lorena Oberlitz, and the Federal Chancellor, Freda Gimbel, to make this happen. We choose the name "Treaty of Lutzenkamp-Tomasadyn" because those are two cities bordering on the Dundorfian/Kundratijan border, two cities who have been separated for too long and that now can return to be brotherly again."