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Pan-Dundorfian relations "absolutely necessary" for Luthori, says Harper as he hints at Dundorf visit.
November 5689

Luthori's foreign secretary, Davy Harper, after successful engagements with other world officials during his previous visits in Egelion and Kalistan, where, in the former, was able to sign off the Luthori-Egelian trade deal which is already considered as a net positive for the Luthorians as it drive more foreign investments and allow for a higher supply of raw materials to fuel Luthorian industry, announced that he would visit Dundorf in order to "reinforce" ties with Dundorf.

For the Luthorian foreign secretary, the visit was a long-planned one, according to documents leaked from the Foreign Office, negotiations on a potential renewed and renegotiated trade agreement with the Dundorfians were organised ever since the signature of a similar trade agreement with Kundrati back in 5688, through the Luthorian Embassy in Dunburg.

Mr. Harper praised the "diligence" and "effectiveness" of the Luthorian diplomatic service, citing their works in Egelion, Kalistan, Kundrati as examples of their efficacy.

The foreign minister stated that, in his mind, Luthori's relationship with the other Dundorfian-speaking states in Artania was "paramount". Luthori's foreign policy in Artania usually focused on expanding relations and trust between the Empire and these states.

"Any Artanian-wide collaboration program that worked in the past was born out of pan-Dundorfian and Luthorians working together to make it work. Both worlds [Luthorian & Dundorfian] represents an non-negligeable part of Artania's population, economic strength, military power and so, the idea that both worlds can't work together due to past history is an idiocy on my part.", said the Foreign secretary to defend his policy of working with other pan-Dundorfian states, such as Dorvik, Dundorf and the Triad Republic.

For the Triad, the statement wasn't remade again, as Luthori already reaffirmed its committment to their alliance earlier this year and ratified the new Migrants Accords in August. For Dundorf, Luthori already shares an cultural and education collaboration program ever since 5658 and today, the Foreign Office aims to amplify the economic cooperation between the two states. Finally, there is Dorvik, with whom Luthori already engaged in repairing its relations with through numerous economic measures.

Foreign Secretary Harper continues to stress about the importance of "continuing the way" he and his predecessors engaged with foreign policy, especially as the rumours about the incoming resignation of the Prime Minister are only growing.