Luthori

[Ligbruderkrieg]

State visit to Kundrati by His Majesty ends; Luthorian gov't land buying in outskirts of Kasaema to host Luthorian embassy.
December 5687

Emperor Richard II and Empress Valeria went to Kundrati on 12 October and just finished their relatively short trip to the nation, the Emperor's state visit has been carefully prepared by both the Luthorian and Kundrati governments so as to avoid any potential missteps or errors in communications that might lead to renewed tensions between both states.

The monarch arrived at Kasaema, on Wednesday 12, in a rainy afternoon after flying by private jet from Fort William were welcomed by officials from the Kundrati government. Then, they were guided to the Presidential Residence, where they both met with Kundrati President Kubitchek and members of the Kundrati presidential administration. 

Due to the exceptional nature of the visit, the Luthorian monarch spent his nights at the Palazio Hotel in Kasaema, the hotel was heavily guarded by Kundrati police by fear of some attempting to the lives of the monarchs.

Emperor Richard II and Empress Valeria have had a state dinner hosted by Mrs. Kubitchek in honor of their visit, there, Hid Majesty spoke about the "strength" and "resilience" of the Kundrati people, that had "through adversity", successfully rebuilt their nation from the evils of fascism and authoritarianism.

Although, he warned that Kundrati's freedom was merely a fact of life thanks to the sacrifice of numerous servicemen and women from different ethnicities, nationalities and background. All united by the fact that they had once fought to preserve and fight for Kundrati democracy and sovereighty.

Moreover, the monarch stated his profound "worry" that the identities of Luthorians subjects who had died to defend Kundrati democracy and were presumed missing or dead, but not identified, would remain as this, unidentified.The Emperor encourages both his government and the Kundrati government to engage in "reasonable methods" of bilateral collaboration to ensure that these soldiers are able to go home.

The Luthorian Prime Minister was absent, as was the Foreign Secretary. But the Cabinet nonetheless announced, in the wake of His Majesty's visit, that Luthori had bought acres of lands that His Majesty's Government aimed to massively transform into a new Luthorian embassy in Kundrati. For now, diplomatic representation would be held at the former Embassy of Luthori in Kundrati, although this building are to be destroyed in favor of new, more modern installations that will host the Ambassador.

Emperor Richard II visited the renmants of Luthori's former diplomatic representation in Kundrati alongside President Kubitchek, the monarch's visit marking the first time that a reigning Luthorian monarch visited the embassy in Kundrati. The Emperor and Empress looking visibly perplexed about the state of the building. Following this visit and during the entirety of Emperor Richard II's state visit, the Luthorian government was being in communication with the Kundrati government in order to achieve some agreement of sort.

While discussions between the two government weren't leaked, the Prime Minister's Office stated that they "went well" and all things aside may lead to believe that the two governments may sign an agreement restoring relations and entering economic exchanges.