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Dorvish delegation arrives in Kanjor for first bilateral meeting following Lourenne's end.

September, 5558

Kanjor - The Dorvish Foreign Minister Andrej Weschler arrived in Kanjor for a high-level meeting with his Kanjorian counter-part, Foreign Minister Eugène Chastain as well as Prime Minister  Etienne Bessieres to discuss a number of topics. First and foremost was the recognition that Kanjor had the "right" to inherit the leadership mantle of the Canrilllaise world and in the future, Dorvik would look to Kanjor for guidance on Canrillaise affairs. The State Chancellor, scheduled to attend the state visit, was kept back in Dorvik due to the recent tensions flaring with Lodamun deploying naval vessels to Malivia. The Foreign Minister was questioned regarding his stance on the matter and the Dorvish Foreign Minister provided a shrug. "It is times like these that the continent must remain united, must stand together. The Kingdom has a cordial relationship with Lodamun and I am sure that if Dorvik announced that we would be opening a naval base in Kanjor to protect whatever, they would be against it. It is the nature of continental leaders to be against the opening of military bases on the continent. We've entered into talks with Malivia in hopes of coming to an agreement. This visit today is about Dorvik and Kanjor, not Dorvik and the mess that is Migrant's Pass."

The Dorvish Trade Commissioner for Seleya was present, a major clue that the Dorvish intend to seriously invest and draw investment from Kanjor. In addition to the Foreign Minister, a number of Dorvish businessmen and officials joined the delegation and had their own high-level meetings including defense contractors, financial leaders and a number of private businesses. While economics were on the table, a number of other topics including Dorvish-Kanjorian cooperation in Seleya in a multitude of spheres including security and defense cooperation and the development of routine exercises with both armed forces.