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[NOT CANON] French Republic | International

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Contents:

1. Foreign Relations
2. Diplomatic Meetings

Foreign Relations

France is a founding member of the United Nations and serves as one of the permanent members of the UN Security Council with veto rights. It is also a founding member of the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, although it is not present in its integrated military command. Overall, France often strives to maintain an independent path in international relations, while staying in the "Western" sphere according to Cold War geopolitics. It is open to any and all relations. Important relations can be found below:

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NATION

STATUS OF DIPLOMATIC TIES

NOTES

^{THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF}
GERMANY

^ALLY

Germany and France are military allies within NATO and nurture major economic and cultural ties within the EU.
Although linked by strong historical and trade links, diplomatic ties have been distant.
Large-scale economic cooperation occurs, notably through common projects like Airbus.

^{THE IMPERIAL FEDERATION OF}
ITALY

^ALLY

Italy and France are military allies within NATO and nurture major economic and cultural ties within the EU.
Italy is France's #1 military partner; however relations are very strained by the annexation of Albania.
Large-scale economic cooperation occurs, notably between DCN and Fincantieri (Shipbuilding).
A French-made nuclear power station was built in Montalto di Castro in 1985.

^{THE UNITED KINGDOM OF}
G-B & N. IRELAND

^ALLY

Great Britain and France are military allies within NATO and nurture major economic and cultural ties within the EU.
Major economic cooperation occurs, notably with the Concorde project and the Channel Tunnel.

^{THE KINGDOM OF}
THE BENELUX

^ALLY

The Benelux and France are military allies within NATO and nurture major economic and cultural ties within the EU.
Diplomatic relations are somewhat strained.

^{THE KINGDOM OF}
DENMARK - NORWAY

^ALLY

Denmark-Norway and France are military allies within NATO and nurture close economic and cultural ties within the EU.

^{THE UNITED STATES OF}
PARAMERICA

^ALLY

The United States and France are military allies within NATO and nurture close economic and cultural ties.
Diplomatic relations are somewhat strained.

^{THE FEDERATION OF}
LA PLATA

^ALLY

La Plata and France are military allies within NATO and nurture close economic and cultural ties.
Strong economic ties exist, notably in joint Franco-Platinian lithium extraction.

^{THE UNION OF}
SOUTH AFRIKA

^PARTNER

South Afrika and France nurture good economic ties.
France built the Koeberg nuclear power station in 1985.

^{THE EMPIRE OF}
IRAN

^PARTNER

Iran and France nurture close economic, cultural and diplomatic ties.
Once thought of as a prime ally in the Middle-East, relations have since then fallen into disrepair.
A French-made nuclear power plant was built in Darkhovin in 1984.

^{THE EMPIRE OF}
JAPAN

^PARTNER

Japan and France nurture close economic, cultural and diplomatic ties.
Since the 1970s, French interest in Japanese culture has been re-ignited and anime, manga and videogames have a large presence.

^{THE EMPIRE OF}
KOREA

^PARTNER

Korea and France nurture close economic, cultural and diplomatic ties.
Korea is equipped with French-made nuclear reactors in Uljin (Built in 1988) and French-made versions of the TGV high-speed train (Re-named KTX, made between 1997 and 2003).
Furthermore, France helped Korea with high-speed rail infrastructure in the North.

Recently, France advised the Korean government on its northern civil war (2000 - 01).

^{THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF}
CHINA

^PARTNER

China and France nurture close economic and cultural ties.
Diplomatic ties are unusually good-natured due to the French recognition of the PRC in 1964.
Trade relations are at an all-time high, while large investment and military cooperation also happen.

^{THE FEDERATION OF}
EURASIA

^{LOW POINT}

The EF and France have a mutual economic and diplomatic embargo.
France has been the most vocal opponent of President Petrov since he took power.

Diplomatic Meetings (Since 1997)

Date	French Representative	Foreign Leader/Rep.	Location	Notes
14 November 1997	Pres. Jacques Chirac	Emperor Yi Hoon	Seoul, Korea	‣ Relations re-affirmed ‣ Economic forum planned in 1998 in France
15 November 1997	PM Lionel Jospin	PM Wim Kok	Antwerp, Benelux Union	‣ Same positions on social-democracy, Europe & geopolitics ‣ Draft of an EU-wide social-democratic forum
17 August 2000 _[NC]	Pres. Jacques Chirac	King Alexis II	Faustinville, Congo	‣ French companies can exploit 35% of diamond, copper & cobalt mines ‣ France grants license production of the AMX-30 & Leclerc tanks to Congo ‣ Joint short-to-intermediate range missile developement begins ‣ French companies relocate their headquarters & small-scale manufacturing to southern Congo
22 August 2001	Pres. Jacques Chirac	King Amedeo	Paris	‣ Military cooperation re-affirmed ‣ Extensive disagreements on Albania ‣ Meeting shortened, ties strained

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