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↳ Foreign minister Dorgon Mija with his Midwayan counterpart during the meeting in Manapo. Guanyu Sordo / BDK

2 December 5713
Bianjie and Midway as neighbours are ought to have a great and very close relationship, foreign minister says

During the bilateral meeting with the Midwayan officials in the capital city of the nation, Manapo, the chief of Bianjian diplomacy, Dorgon Mija, has congratulated Midway on its peaceful transfer to the democratic regime, and wished for the best relationship between the two countries



For a couple years now, the eastern neighbour of Bianjie, Midway, been adjusting itself following the successful, yet terribly bloody revolution, which brought the end to the oppresive and dictatorial Gaoic regime installed almost a century ago in the central Dovanian state. And now, as the country is undergoing it democratic transforming, opening to the world, and its close neighbours, including Bianjie, a space to normalise and mend relations between Bianjie and Midway, the delegation led by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dorgon Mija, has departed to the capital city of Midway, Manapo, to meet with the country's officials in a two-day visit.

Before departing, foreign minister Mija held a short briefing in the Piyalciyak Airport, where he talked about the objectives of the delegation, and what results the Bianjian diplomats expect from the visit. According to Mija, the primary and most important task as of today, is to simply reestablish friendly relations, as well forge the pathway for the future cooperation in various areas, especially as a part of the growing pan-Dovanist movement. "As a direct neighbour of Midway, it is, and I am sure of that, in our shared interest to work together, to connect economies, to open markets, to open borders, build and construct", said Mija. "Trust me, there is a lot to talk about for our two countries, but first of all, right now we need to simply sit down together, and recognise the existence of one another, after decades of radio silence".

During the first day of the visit, Mija and the Bianjian delegation met with the Midwayan foreign minister and their diplomatic corps, discussing at length the diplomatic aspect of renewal of relations between the two Dovanian nations, ending in ceremonial signing of the first joint resolution, signalising the beginning of a new Dovanian friendship with Bianjie, further allowing to expand the network of a growing Dovanian cooperation and globalisation. Mija described the resolution as a "landmark move", that will kickstart "a great and very close relationship" between Bianjie and Midway, the one they "ought to have", according to Bianjian foreign minister, as the neighbours in the middle of Dovani.

On a second day of the visit of the Bianjian delegation, which besides the members of the national diplomatic corps, included various representatives and officials of the State Council, like the Minister of Economy, Industry and Trade, Tabai Manixay, as well as the Minister of Infrastructure and Transportation, Suksaha Amuru, both of whom have met with their respective counterparts to discuss a number of collaborations of Bianjie with Midway, especially in terms of the rail infrastructure, as Bianjie hopes to reconnect the countries with the railway, as well construct new projects, including the high-speed lines, which hopefully woould be connected later to the greater informal project, that is sometimes dubbed as the Pan-Dovanian Railway in the media.

At the same the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dorgon Mija, met with the Midwayan president Hiroshi Matsumoto, for whom Mija delievered a special message from the Bianjian premier, Semken Tan, who invited Matsumoto and Midwayan delegation to Bianjie, for a similar two- or three-day visit, with the intention of discussing the relationship further, as well growing the peaceful personal friendships. "Our work does not end here, in fact, that is only the beginning of a long road that our two countries are about to have, and that was the message that I have delievered to Mr Matsumoto, on a request from premier", said Mija.



Tulergi Baita (Foreign Affairs) is the Bianjian news publication founded in 5675, focused on global affairs, current events, and domestic and international policy.