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~~ Министерство иностранных дел СССР ~~

_{Title: Romanov State Visit}

Moscow — The delegation of Premier Tomsky awaited the convoy of the Romanov Prime Minister and her entourage. The convoy made their way to Palace Square where they would be met with full honors of state. The meeting and the luncheon was set to take place in Winter Palace. Once the convoy arrived, Tomsky and his delegation greeted the Romanov group. A historic day that was met with a flood of flashes.

Premier Tomsky: Welcome to Leningrad, Prime Minister Shchegolyayeva. We are elated to have you and your delegation visit, for the first time in Romanov history, Soviet territory. I hope your trip was unforgettable and that the people of the great city of Leningrad welcomed you with warm arms. Your visit signifies to us another step in the arduous but rewarding journey towards normalizing our relations.

SOVIET-ROMANOVAN SUMMIT IN LENINGRAD

Prime Minister Daria Shchegolyayeva greets Premier Tomsky with a warm smile and firm handshake as a melee of photographers scramble to get a shot of this historic meeting. The location of their meeting could not be more iconic. In the city which was the capital of the old Russian Empire, the city that saw the beginning of the Russian Revolution. It was fitting that a city so saturated with history would be once again the venue for another historic moment. This meeting was more than just a meeting between representatives of two nations, it was the reconciliation between Russians for a century old conflict.

Prime Minister Shchegolyayeva: "Premier Tomsky thank you from the bottom of my heart for hosting our delegation here in this beautiful venue. To be the first Prime Minister of Romanovskaya to visit Soviet Russia brings me immense personal pride, and something I hope will set a precedence for going forward."

The respective delegations then made their way inside the Winter Palace, where they toured around the lavish building once the home of the Imperial Family of the Russian Empire. Shchegolyayeva commented to Tomsky how she always dreamed of one day visiting the Winter Palace but never realistically expected it could ever happen. She also commended the Soviet delegation on how well preserved the palace was.

The two delegations then made their way to the meeting room, which saw the doors to closed to ensure privacy from the press. The delegations sat at opposide sides of a long table, with Shchegolyayeva and Tomsky sat in the middle directly across from each other. Shchegolyayeva then got the meeting underway.

Prime Minister Shchegolyayeva: "Members of the Soviet delegation, on behalf of myself and my colleagues I wish to thank you all once again for this opportunity to advance relations between our nations. As I am sure you are aware, there is quite a lot to discuss including the possibility of a formal peace treaty, the issue of the closed border between our nations and the issue of resolving trade embargos and punitive tarriffs. Premier Tomsky I wish to give way to you as to hear your own wishes for this meeting."