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Dorvish State Chancellor travels to Aikums for a state visit.
March, 5616

Dorvish and Dolgavan officials meet to discuss the future of bilateral ties.

State Chancellor Johan Wehausen has lead a delegation from the Kingdom of Dorvik to Aikums, Dolgava to discuss the future of Dorvish-Dolgavan relations. The State Chancellor will met with the new Dolgavan Prime Minister, Jaanus Jogi, from the Dolgavan Farmers Party. The two will meet to discuss deeper bilateral relations, notably focused on the development of refreshed economic ties. The Dorvish economy, which has expanded steadily over the past few years has been seeking new markets for export and import. The expansion of trade with nations such as Egelion, Kanjor, and Lodamun have afforded the Dorvish new, untapped markets compared to traditional Artanian markets and even the Majatran markets as a whole. Agriculture, which has dominated Dolgavan politics similar to that of Dorvish politics, is at the top of the list and the close ties that the two parties have to their agricultural base, will be important in the field of economics. The Dorvish financial industry is also seeking expansion, notably outside of Egelion and increasing their market share in Keris as a whole, a relatively new market for them as a whole. Representatives from the Natural Resources Technical Management Corporation, the NTVS, will also be present to discuss deepening ties related to the export of Dorvish oil and natural gas to the country. Another major deal for Dorvik, which has steadily increased its market share, could be another major coup for the Dorvish economy.

While economics and trade ties will be at the forefront, sources close to the Ministry of Defense have cited that part of the meeting was to discuss the opening of a joint naval base located in Scharhofen, a bastion of Hulstro-Dolgavan's in Dolgava. The source, speaking on the condition of anonymity, noted that the existing Dolgavan Navy port will be expanded and the Dorvish will provide the bulk of the construction money and a permanent rotation of Dorvish forces will be deployed there for training and cooperation purposes. If the deal goes through, it will mark the opening of the first foreign Dorvish base in several decades.