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Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs| Turkey (Petar) |
Posted: 29 Jul 2012 16.26.25
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 Senior Sergeant  Group: Members Posts: 138 Member No.: 813 Joined: 11 Mar 2012  |
 Ahmet Davutoglu, FA Minister of the Republic of Turkey Welcome to the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Should you wish to meet with Turkish officials, please make an official request here. All requests will be dealt with in a timely manner. --------------------  Population: 4,290,612 Head of State: President Ivo Josipović Head of Government: Prime Minister Zoran Milanović |
   
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| Jordan (Cloud Strife) |
Posted: 02 Aug 2012 23.22.58
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 Senior Warrant Officer Group: Members Posts: 1842 Member No.: 120 Joined: 01 Sep 2008 |
A very discreet missive is sent to Turkey, requesting a meeting between the Jordanian King and the Turkish Prime Minister to discuss regional cooperation.
-------------------- President: Barack Obama (D-Illinois) Speaker of the House: John Boehner (R-Ohio) Population: 315,676,000 GDP (Nominal): $15.653 trillion Organizations: UN, NATO Major Allies: UK, Japan, RoK, NATO members, Israel Strained Relations: Iran, North Korea, Syria |
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| China (Schwerpunkt) |
Posted: 04 Aug 2012 15.06.00
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 Dalek Caan Group: Admin Posts: 11137 Member No.: 144 Joined: 17 Oct 2008 |
 To: Foreign Minister Davutoglu, Republic of Turkey From: Foreign Minister Yang, People's Republic of China Allow me to skip the formalities. The situation in Syria continues to spiral out of control. I know this concerns you. The situation in Syria threatens the entire region; violence could very easily spill over into Turkey. Indeed, one could argue that it already has after the loss of one of your jets. We believe that it may be time to look at more proactive solutions than what we have thus far done. Turkey would logically be part of those solutions -- indeed, one of the most important players. How might we help build the coalition necessary to resolve the crises in Syria? [Signed] Yang Jiechi Foreign Minister People's Republic of China |
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| China (Schwerpunkt) |
Posted: 04 Aug 2012 21.50.24
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Dalek Caan Group: Admin Posts: 11137 Member No.: 144 Joined: 17 Oct 2008 |
To: Foreign Minister Davutoglu, Republic of Turkey From: Foreign Minister Yang, People's Republic of China I agree. A meeting is necessary. Perhaps we ought to meet in Ankara. I am currently in the process of touring the greater Mediterranean Basin. Indeed, you will find this message comes to you from our Embassy in Moscow. It would be a great deal easier for me to visit you in Ankara than for you to wait until I return to Beijing. [Signed] Yang Jiechi Foreign Minister People's Republic of China (Why don't you make the thread?) |
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| Saudi Arabia (Zodiac) |
Posted: 12 Aug 2012 09.35.44
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 Senior Warrant Officer Group: Mil Mod Posts: 2225 Member No.: 576 Joined: 30 Jan 2011 |
To: Ahmet Davutoglu
From: Prince Saud bin Faisal Al Saud Greetings my counter part, I am contacting you today to request a meeting between the two of us in Turkey if possible. The main topic for this meeting will be the Syrian crisis, namely aid for the refugees however other matters will also be discussion as a whole in regards to this escalating crisis. regards, Prince Saud bin Faisal Al Saud -------------------- Ref: B-GL-314-008/AM-002
Chapter 6, Section 4, Para 3 The only reason for the existence of a Maintenance Platoon or Company is the recovery and repair of equipment; thus any defensive scheme which ties up a large number of technicians for long periods in non-productive duties is of direct assistance to the enemy. |
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