Chinese (PRC) Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Chicoms to the rescue!

Mr. Sun Zhengcai, Foreign Minister of the People's Republic of China

The Office of the Foreign Minister is responsible with all state-level interactions. All messages dispatched from a foreign government to any sitting minister or high-level state official will pass through the Foreign Ministry and, after being recorded in triplicate and having their contents logged, forwarded to their intended recipient.

Please direct all incoming messages to Foreign Minister Sun Zhengcai. If they are intended for either the General Secretary or Premier, mark messages as 'URGENT.'

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Note: Chinese naming convention holds that an individual's surname (ie, family name) is listed first. That means you should be addressing your messages to Foreign Minister Sun, not Foreign Minister Zhengcai. Failure to note and conform to this cultural convention will be perceived as a diplomatic faux pas or as a deliberate insult. Additionally, messages dispatched to the Foreign Ministry should be addressed according to the standing of the signatory.

To: Yang Jiechi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, People's Republic of China
From: Guido Westerwelle, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Federal Republic of Germany

In light of the recent declaration of a new economic bloc in Southern Europe lead from Madrid with the pointed omission of Germany it has fallen to Berlin once again to seek partners for the European Union. Despite outward appearances there will most likely be strong investment opportunities in the Eurozone shortly upon the close of the current summit and this would be a subject which I would be interested in opening a discussion with you regarding. As you might appreciate the declared support of this bloc by the Japanese, a state which has long been one of Germany's preferred trading partners in the east has worried the Minister for Finance. Therefore the future of German trade and investment in Asia would be foremost on our minds.

In conjunction with this, while there has long been an open and strong trade relationship between our states in light of the Spanish depression we have grown wary of building an economy based too much on domestic demand. While the EU would be our preferable trade partner due to the provisions in place it seems that the Spanish actions will close half the continent to German overtures. As such we see this as an opportunity to create and define a strategic economic relationship with the People's Republic if such sentiments are reflected on your end.

Warm Regards,

Guido Westerwelle,
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Federal Republic of Germany

To: Foreign Minister People's Republic of China: Yang Jiechi
From: Antonio Patriota, Minister of External Relations

Greetings,

Of course, I would welcome to meet with a fellow member of BRICS to discuss any multitude of subjects that could be beneficial to our two countries. Would you like to meet in Brasilia or would you prefer to meet in Beijing? Either location is acceptable to me and I can not wait to meet with you.

Antonio Patriota
Minister of External Relations of Brazil

To: Foreign Minister People's Republic of China, Yang Jiechi
From: Foreign Affairs Minister, Olugbenga Ashiru

Subject:President Jonathan wish me to inform Foreign Minister, Yang, Jiechi Salehi that he would be happy to meet with you at your convenience.

Signed,
Olugbenga Ashiru
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

To: Yang Jiechi, Minister of the PRC
From: Tajikistan Foreign Ministry


Greetings from Tajikistan

We are contacting you in order to get your stance on the addition of a new highway spur that we think should be added to the proposed Iran to China Highway. Currently, the highway is planned to go from Iran via Afghanistan to Tajikistan. From our Tajikistan it would continue on to Kyrgyzstan and into China.

Our plan would involved building this highway spur from Dushanbe east toward China. Thus, this project will include two highway that will enter China. The advantageous of this is that if one highway is closed due to weather or some other circumstances that trade will continue via the other highway that enters China. This spur highway east via Tajikistan would also help open up the Tajik eastern region of Nogoro-Badakshan and would greatly help in curving unlawful elements based there.

Of course, we would have no problem supplying the workers but the financing part would be on Chinas shoulders.

I will be awaiting your response.


Cordially,

H. Zarifi
Tajikistan Foreign Minister

To: Yang Jiechi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, People's Republic of China
From: Guido Westerwelle, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Federal Republic of Germany

Our proposed meeting is made on behalf of the EU to represent the recently passed new measures in regards to turning around the recent debt and confidence crisis in Europe. In regards to the management of formal relation being managed by the EEAS, Germany would not see this changed, however it seems possible that based upon the wilful arrogance displayed by certain nations in what seems to be an attempt to undermine the new German proposed measures.

As such in the hopes of avoiding a forced disintegration of the Eurozone and by extension the EU due to personal dislike for the Federal Republic the Government of Germany finds that it must adct swiftly to head off the draining of much needed international good will into a useless and self-effacing summit in Beijing.

So to some up, Germany wishes to put before you a request for PRC involvement in the new European Financial Plans. Alongside this will be s reaffirming of the strength of friendship between Germany and the People's Republic and a discussion of possible technological friendships in the future.

Warm Regards,

Guido Westerwelle,
Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Federal Republic of Germany

To: Yang Jiechi, Minister of the PRC
From: Tajikistan Foreign Ministry


We have received your message on our Highway purposal. But it seems you misunderstood us. We are not planning a new Highway but an expansion and paving of the current Highway. This is much cheaper then constructing a new highway over untouched raw land.

The project would involve reconstructing parts of the the Pamir Highway M-41 (E-008 - European Route number from Dushanbe to Murghab). It would also involved improving the new Highway which travels east after connecting to the Pamir Highway North of Murghab. This Highway crosses the Kumar pass into China and connects with Chinas Karakoram Highway. So far this is the only direct connection between Tajikistan and China which does not involve traveling through other nations. Currently, commercial traffic has been increasing on this mountain pass highway.

So, I hope you see the importance of this project. It would greatly help economically open up the Tajik autonomous region of Gorno Badakhshan and the Chinese autonomous region of Xinjiang . Also, it would assist in quickly moving troops to areas controlled by radical elements which would like subvert Tajik control over Gorno Badakhstan and Chinese control over Xinjiang.


So we hope you agree to this project. But we must insist that at least 80% of the workers hired should be Tajik. Has you know we still have some who do not trust foreigners. But we are sure if China uses Tajik workers that this will greatly help cement the ties between our two nations.


So let us know what you think.


Cordially,

H. Zarifi
Tajikistan Foreign Minister




Map of the Pamir Highway
http://www.joaoleitao.com/viagens/wp-conte...mir-highway.jpg

Map which shows the Karakoram Highway.
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To: Yang Jiechi, Minister of the PRC
From: Tajikistan Foreign Ministry


We hope all is well with you.

This is to inform you that we accept your purposal. Chinese firms will be invited to mine the Big Kon-i Mansur mine. We also have no problems with letting a Chinese company take care of the wastes produced by TALCO when we finally decide to implement a new waste disposal project for TALCO.

I should mention that Uzbekistan environmental complaints against Tajikistan has nothing to do with our decision to agree to the provision on TALCO. We know tthe Uzbekistan government does not care about the environment. If they did they would not let the Aral Sea dry up. Has you know, the drying up of the Aral sea is considered a huge environmental disaster.

So we just need to agree on a date and place to sign the agreement. we will let that up to you.



Cordially


H. Zarifi
Tajikistan Foreign Minister

To: Yang Jiechi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China
From: Sergei Lavrov, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

Minister Yang,

We are always keen to hear from our Chinese friends. You are most welcome to visit Moscow in what appears to be turning into a rather extensive global tour.

I look forward to your visit.

Sergei Lavrov
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

To: Yang Jiechi, Minister of Foreign Affairs, People's Republic of China
From: Laurent Fabius, Minister for Foreign and European Affairs, French Republic

Minister Yang,

I will be honoured to meet you in Paris during your world tour to discuss our respective concerns.

Yours sincerely,
Laurent Fabius,
Minister for Foreign and European Affairs,
French Republic.

((OOC: Done.))

To: Foreign Minister Yang, People's Republic of China
From: Foreign Minister Davutoglu, Republic of Turkey

*TOP CLASSIFIED CORRESPONDENCE*

To the respected Mr Yang,

The Turkish Government is greatly worried by the escalating violence in Syria, and we observe the situation with great care, especially after Assad's announcements of further offensives.

We would like to meet with you, in either Ankara or Beijing to discuss the "Coalition" - we would be greatly interested in what the People's Republic ideas regarding that are.

With regards,
Ahmet Davutoglu

To: Foreign Minister of the PRC, Yang Jiechi
From: Foreign Ministry of Tajikistan
Re: Secured Message


Minister Yang

In reply to your message, you need not worry about Indian exploration and mining companies interfering with the Chinese companies mining at Big Kon-i Mansur. During the negotiations we made it quite clear to the Indian government that the areas they would be mining would not include Big Big Kon-i Mansur mining area.

Here is the message we sent them and which they agreed too.

So I hope this has answered your concerns. If you have any other questions be free to contact me personnally.



Cordially,

H. Zafiri
Tajikistan Foreign Minister

To: Foreign Minister of the PRC, Yang Jiechi
From: Foreign Ministry of Tajikistan
Re: Secured Message

Minister Yang

We regret that the information we sent was not exactly the information you required. Therefore, I have personally seen to it that you receive a copy of the agreement you are asking to review. Once again, do not hesitate to personally contact me if you require additional information.

Cordially,

H. Zafiri
Tajikistan Foreign Minister



The following should contain the information you are looking for.

Check post four, five and seven.

To: Foreign Minister of the PRC, Yang Jiechi
From: Foreign Ministry of Tajikistan
Re: Secured Message


Your offer to renegotiate the agreement has very good terms, especially the section on the rail-line. But, unfortunately, the agreement with India cannot be unilaterally changed. I should remind you that unlike India, we have leased agricultural land to China, which is not very popular in Tajikistan, for rice farming.

I believe a compromise would be to divide Tajikistan into East and West for purposes of the Pamir Highway. Therefore, West of Longtitude 71 would be rebuilt by India while everything East of Longtitute 71 would be rebuilt by China. The cost saved will allow for the building of a rail-line. Its a win-win for all involved. And do not worry about the Big Kon-i Mansur mine. China has absolute mining rights over that mine for years to come.

Depending on your decision, I will contact india on this new Pamir Highway and rail-line arrangement.


Cordially,

H. Zafiri
Tajikistan Foreign Minister

Map used to establish the dividing North-South longtitude 71 line.
http://geology.com/world/tajikistan-map.gif


((Rice farm story
http://kloop.info/2012/04/26/tajikistan-ch...ent-tajik-land/ ))

To: Foreign Minister People's Republic of China, Yang Jiechi
From: Foreign Affairs Minister, Olugbenga Ashiru

Subject: President Jonathan wish me to inform the Chinese Foreign Affairs Ministry , That he would like to meet with Minister Yang Jiechi, to discuss possible major Chinese investment in Nigeria’s large but underdeveloped mining sector.

Signed,
Olugbenga Ashiru
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Nigeria

To: Foreign Minister of the PRC, Yang Jiechi
From: Foreign Ministry of Tajikistan
Re: Secured Message concerning the Railroad agreement

We have been looking at your purposal. We, generally, approve of it but we must insist on some changes. Changes will be shown in blue.

The following is your purposal with our changes.

If you have any question be free to contact me.


Cordially,

H. Zafiri
Tajikistan Foreign Minister

To: Foreign Minister Sun/Yang, People's Republic of China [OOC: Whichever one is more appropriate, given the transition]
From: Koichiro Gemba, Foreign Minister of Japan

While we nevertheless note Chinese concern in the matter, the transaction in question was between a private citizen living in the Tokyo area, the government of Okinawa prefecture, and the Government of Japan. Thus Japan's recent actions (unilateral, as internal affairs of a nation should be) regarding the Senkaku Islands were merely a resolution of an internal dispute.

URGENT

To: General Secretary Xi, People's Republic of China
From: President Mitt Romney, United States of America

President Mitt Romney [AKA Mitt Money Man] invites new General Secretary Xi to San Francisco for a discussion on possible strategic nuclear arms limitations (Trilateral Strategic Arms Reduction, or TSAR). Naturally, the Russians will also be invited. Our three nations in many ways hold the keys to mankind's prosperity -- or doom. I am enthusiastic about working with you on this vital issue.