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Iraqi republicc wrote:

Khalil, smiled chuckling
Prime Minister Khalil:
"''Opposing undue foreign influence', Ms. Nouri. Do you imagine Iranian influence to be undue? I supported Iraq's accession into MECO, but we Arabs have our own problems and our own solutions."

| With a slight smile she would nod slowly. |

[ Prime Minister Kobrina Nouri ]: "What are those problems that Arabs have their own solutions for, Mr Khalil?"

Paseo wrote:

| Looking back at him, she was clearly ready to leap forward as well. |

[ Empress Noor Diba ]: "Then no deal, uncle. I'm afraid."

| Xerxes stars at her, his eyes narrowed as he is leaned forward. Thinking of how his plans will be ruined if he doesn’t take the deal, 30% is truly not a bad price considering what he can achieve from it in the end. |

[ Grand Emperor Xerxes]: "35%."

The Confederate Prussian Empire wrote:

| Xerxes stars at her, his eyes narrowed as he is leaned forward. Thinking of how his plans will be ruined if he doesn’t take the deal, 30% is truly not a bad price considering what he can achieve from it in the end. |

[ Grand Emperor Xerxes]: "35%."

| With a smirk she would take a sip. |

[ Empress Noor Diba ]: "Well then! I agree."

Paseo wrote:

| With a smirk she would take a sip. |

[ Empress Noor Diba ]: "Well then! I agree."

| Xerxes grins in return, however, unlike the times when she knew him as a child, this was not a reassuring or friendly smirk, but more along the lines of a predator smiling at prey with glistening fangs. |

[ Grand Emperor Xerxes ]: "Good, then it is agreed. Fort Hertzog will be rebuilt, and you will have the trade you asked for. By the way, your cousins wished for me to tell you they say 'hello and good greetings', seeing as how they have not seen you since you all were children... What simpler times those were."

Paseo wrote:

| With a slight smile she would take a sip of her tea. |

[ Prime Minister Kobrina Nouri ]: "I want the best for the Middle East as much as I want it for Iran. I'm not sure how acquainted you're with what my party stands for, but it's not exactly all that pro-MECO, or at least not blindly pro-MECO. If they see that Arab League is more important to MECO members, then major discussions will be forced upon me, which I do not want. I'm sure you know what I mean, Mr Khalil. I just want us all to succeed in prosperity. That's my goal."

Prime Minister Khalil:

"I speak for Iraq and Iraq only. I'm not sure I can give you such answers as you seek. MECO and the League are both very important to Iraq."

Paseo wrote:

| Nodding with a smile she would put the cup down. |

[ Prime Minister Kobrina Nouri ]: "Those before me paid little attention to the middle east, Mr Khalil. I'm the opposite. I'm aware how important MECO is to Iraq and I know how important the integrity of MECO and the middle east is to Iran. As I have trust in Iraq, I just wanted to let you know that just like Arab countries, I will make sure Iran's best interest is placed first at all times. And testing Iran's loyalty and friendship is never the right way in the future. I hope I'm clear Mr Khalil."

| After a moment of reflection she would sigh with a smile. |

[ Prime Minister Kobrina Nouri ]: "Now! I have a list of Iranian companies that have asked for permission to invest in key industries of Iraq. The energy, transport and agriculture sectors primarily."

Prime Minister Khalil:

"Do they not have access via MECO free trade? Either way, I do have an interest in helping Iran invest in such things. There are forthcoming government investments in all of those areas."

November 2022
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Paseo wrote:

| Nodding in agreement she would smile. |

[ Prime Minister Kobrina Nouri ]: "Absolutely, Mr Khalil. I believe such initiative from Iraq within MECO will allow us to securely and safely return many Iraqis back home. The war was destructive, and we must prevent such things from ever happening in our region. Your government is doing a lot, and I truly appreciate that."

Prime Minister Khalil:

"Regional security is of paramout importance to Baghdad. Such are the sentiments behind the Arab Peace Legion. I can say Iraq would support and be interested in further military cooperation between MECO members for the goal of regional secuity."

OOC DISCLAIMER: _{I do know I can not godmod the attempts to be successful I do believe this can be a very interesting rp change to the Muslim world of the CoL as there hasn’t been a strong Islamist movement that I’ve ever seen in the CoL. Even if just a couple of you participate, I believe we can have a lot of fun and impact the CoL lore in a big way :)}

|Terror exported|تصدير الإرهاب|
|The Muslim world|
|November 10th-30th|

|Hasan’s Orders - أوامر حسن

Hasan al-Wali leader of the Islamic Salvation Front of Chad the terror of the north laid in hiding in the north of Chad in the vast Chadian desert. Al-Wali would hide deep in the mountains east of Fada unknown to the western world and Chadian society. From there he called the shots of how the ISFC acts and with that he set his goals past Chad knowing a Islamist Chad wont survive surrounded by Christians and stable secularist Muslim nations especially with the west involved in Islamic affairs. This would cause Al-Wali to create the plan to grow the Islamic Salvation Front to not only Chad, but to all nations around it and those with muslim populations. This would consist of sending ISFC members under disguise to target nations to connect and grow the Islamic extremist network in those nations.

|Target Nations and their envoys - الدول المستهدفة ومبعوثوها|

Nation: _{Republic of Sudan Nileia}
Cities: _{Khartoum, Port Sudan and Al-Junayah}
Personnel and entrance attempt: _{3 Diplomats one for each city with each having 5 Fighters to assist in possible recruitment of the local population. The 18 man team would attempt to enter Sudan posing as Chadian Christian refugees by way of traveling to Southern Chad and enter to the Sudanese town of Um Dukhun.}

Nation: _{The Republic of Egypt Mesuvia}
Cities: _{Cairo, Aswan, and Arish}
Personnel and entrance attempt: _{Each city would receive one diplomat with 10 fighters each for use of recruitment. They would pretend to be refugees to enter Sudan and move north to Egypt using well made fake Sudanese passports to enter Egypt without suspicion. The ISF would attempt to connect with any remaining Muslim Brotherhood members to bring them into the ISF united with the Chadian and future Sudanese branch into the ISFA the Islamic Salvation Front of Africa.}

Nation: _{The Republic of Bangladesh Somerania}
Cities: _Dhaka
Personnel and entrance attempt: _{Using refugee status two diplomats and 30 fighters would be sent to Dakha to imbed themselves with the Islamic movement in Bangladesh after the outlawing of Jamaat-e-islami. ISF would attempt to build a Bangladesh branch as the ISFSA the Islamic Salvation Front of South Asia.}

Nation: _{The Republic of Iraq Iraqi republicc}
Cities: _{Baghdad, Mosul, Basrah}
Personnel and entrance attempt: _{The Republic of Iraq was thought to be a perfect breeding ground for Islamic extremism after the Liberal Iraqis took power the conservative population might be itching to try to get power back. 3 Diplomats would be sent and each with an entourage of 5 ISF fighters would use the same tactic to get into Iraq as they did to get into Sudan.}

Nation: _{The Commonwealth of Iran Paseo}
Cities: _{Ahvaz, Abu Dhabi, Doha}
Personnel and entrance attempt: _{The ISF would attempt to infiltrate the Muslim community of Iran and the majority muslim Persian Gulf states as a symbol against any perceived Zoroastrian oppression against the muslim populace of the commonwealth. Three diplomats would be sent with a smaller following of only 4 Fighters in order to have easier access to Iran who they believed to have stricter security like the other target nations below it. They would pretend to be refugees from the Christian parts of Chad to enter Iran.}

Nation: _{The SGRI Alzarikstan}
Cities: _{Ashgabat, Dushanbe, Astana}
Personnel and entrance attempt: _{Same with Iran, the ISF chose to send small numbers in an attempt to fly below the radar better against SGRI security. Only three diplomats would be sent to the Muslim regions of the SGRI stating they were seeking asylum for the duration of the Second Chadian Civil war.}

Nation: _{The Republic of Turkey Lemlar}
Cities: _{Ankara and Istanbul}
Personnel and entrance attempt: _{Turkey with its rapid liberalization would be seen as a perfect place to stoke the fires of islamists who might see the more Liberal government at a attempt to westernize and take away their more conservative values. 2 diplomats would be sent along with 3 fighters each in order to find a way to stoke tension in Turkey and grow the Islamist movement. They would attempt to get in by being Asylum seekers saying theyre trying to make their way to Europe through Turkey.}

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Baghdad Conference Convenes
Republican Palace, Karkh District, Baghdad, Republic of Iraq

November 15, 2022
The Republican Palace was at first constructed under King Faisal II to be a personal residence. Under Saddam, the palace was tripled in size and became the diplomatic seat of Ba’athist Iraq as well as one of the seven dozen palaces he owned. Now, it was the Presidential Residence, Presidential Office, and Office of the Foreign Ministry. As a result, it was the natural place for the Baghdad Conference to be held. Diplomats from eight countries convened in the Foreign Ministry’s main conference room. At the front of the room, on an elevated platform, sat Iraqi Foreign Minister Umar Moradi and Paramountican State Secretary Anthony Blinken. In front of them was a large circle of tables for the representatives to convene at. They were seated in order for their acceptance to the Conference starting with Sudan, and then SGRI, Germany, Egypt, Bangladesh, France, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

Delegates:
1. Sudanese Delegate- Nureldin Satti, former Ambassador to the USP
2. Russian Delegate- Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov
3. German Delegate- General Herman Berthold, Commander of German Forces- Chad
4. Egyptian Delegate- Minister of Defence Colonel General Mohammed Zaki.
5. Bangladeshi Delegate- Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Moment, Brigadier General Md Muhsin Alam, Commander of the Bangladeshi 1st Para-Commando Brigade
6. French Delegate- Chief of the Defense Staff Pierre de Villiers
7. Spanish Delegate- Captain Jacinto Guisado
8. British Delegate- Foreign Minister Dominic Raab

Moments before the Conference began, Moradi turned to Blinken and grumbled, “eight countries and only a three of them actually sent diplomats to a diplomatic conference.”

Moradi hit a gavel a few times, bringing the room’s attention to him. Speaking above the low chatter of camera shutters, he began:

“Gentleman, today we officially convene the Baghdad Conference On The Conduct of The Conflict in Chad. We are here to negotiate a settlement on the conduct of this war, for the purpose of preventing undue violence, lowering international tension, and securing a swift and peaceful end to the conflict in Chad.”

“First, we will reiterate the current involvement of each country. Next, each representative will be permitted a statement regarding their interests, wishes, demands, and anything else they think appropriate. From there, the Chair or a delegation will make a suggestion for cooperation. Discussion will be opened to the floor. You will be permitted to respond only when addressed, and we ask all members not to speak out of turn.”

Current Involvements:
1. Sudan- Has intervened in Northern Chad, conducting offensive ground and air operations against the ISFC, provided weapons and equipment to the AAFC and allowed passage of Arab National Guard volunteers
2. Russia- Supporting the DFP in operations against LURA in attempt to unify the Christian South via air and ground forces
3. Germany- Providing men and material to PGC as peacekeeping forces, participating in French-enforced No-fly Zone
4. Egypt- Egyptian military providing weapons and training to foreign volunteers who are sent to join the AAFC
5. Bangladesh- Deployed troops to fight with AAFC, donated weapons and vehicles to AAFC
6. France- Providing men and material to PGC as peacekeeping forces, enforcing No-fly Zone with Germany, currently withdrawing majority of troops
7. Spain- Operating air base in AAFC territory, conducting offensive operations against all groups
8. United Kingdom- Peacekeeping force supporting France and Germany in PGC

“Now, in order of seating, the delegate from Sudan will be permitted to make their statements. They will be followed by the Russian, German, Egyptian, Bangladeshi, French, Spanish, and British delegates. Ambassador Satti?”

*OOC- be sure to tag the person speaking after you so they know it's their turn

Iraqi republicc wrote:

Baghdad Conference Convenes
Republican Palace, Karkh District, Baghdad, Republic of Iraq

November 15, 2022
The Republican Palace was at first constructed under King Faisal II to be a personal residence. Under Saddam, the palace was tripled in size and became the diplomatic seat of Ba’athist Iraq as well as one of the seven dozen palaces he owned. Now, it was the Presidential Residence, Presidential Office, and Office of the Foreign Ministry. As a result, it was the natural place for the Baghdad Conference to be held. Diplomats from eight countries convened in the Foreign Ministry’s main conference room. At the front of the room, on an elevated platform, sat Iraqi Foreign Minister Umar Moradi and Paramountican State Secretary Anthony Blinken. In front of them was a large circle of tables for the representatives to convene at. They were seated in order for their acceptance to the Conference starting with Sudan, and then SGRI, Germany, Egypt, Bangladesh, France, and Spain.

Delegates:
1. Sudanese Delegate- Nureldin Satti, former Ambassador to the USP
2. Russian Delegate- Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov
3. German Delegate- General Herman Berthold, Commander of German Forces- Chad
4. Egyptian Delegate- Minister of Defence Colonel General Mohammed Zaki.
5. Bangladeshi Delegate- Foreign Secretary Masud Bin Moment, Brigadier General Md Muhsin Alam, Commander of the Bangladeshi 1st Para-Commando Brigade
6. French Delegate- Chief of the Defense Staff Pierre de Villiers
7. Spanish Delegate- Captain Jacinto Guisado

Moments before the Conference began, Moradi turned to Blinken and grumbled, “eight countries and only two of them actually sent diplomats to a diplomatic conference.”

Moradi hit a gavel a few times, bringing the room’s attention to him. Speaking above the low chatter of camera shutters, he began:

“Gentleman, today we officially convene the Baghdad Conference On The Conduct of The Conflict in Chad. We are here to negotiate a settlement on the conduct of this war, for the purpose of preventing undue violence, lowering international tension, and securing a swift and peaceful end to the conflict in Chad.”

“First, we will reiterate the current involvement of each country. Next, each representative will be permitted a statement regarding their interests, wishes, demands, and anything else they think appropriate. From there, the Chair or a delegation will make a suggestion for cooperation. Discussion will be opened to the floor. You will be permitted to respond only when addressed, and we ask all members not to speak out of turn.”

Current Involvements:
1. Sudan- Has intervened in Northern Chad, conducting offensive ground and air operations against the ISFC, provided weapons and equipment to the AAFC and allowed passage of Arab National Guard volunteers
2. Russia- Supporting the DFP in operations against LURA in attempt to unify the Christian South via air and ground forces
3. Germany- Providing men and material to PGC as peacekeeping forces, participating in French-enforced No-fly Zone
4. Egypt- Egyptian military providing weapons and training to foreign volunteers who are sent to join the AAFC
5. Bangladesh- Deployed troops to fight with AAFC, donated weapons and vehicles to AAFC
6. France- Providing men and material to PGC as peacekeeping forces, enforcing No-fly Zone with Germany, currently withdrawing majority of troops
7. Spain- Operating air base in AAFC territory, conducting offensive operations against all groups

“Now, in order of seating, the delegate from Sudan will be permitted to make their statements. They will be followed by the Russian, German, Egyptian, Bangladeshi, French, and Spanish delegates. Ambassador Satti?”

*OOC- be sure to tag the person speaking after you so they know it's their turn

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Baghdad, The Republic of Iraq
November, 2022 - Baghdad Conference

Satti was a little surprised that he and the Sudanese delegation would be called first to provide a statement on behalf of Khartoum. He was nervous after all as he seemed to be one of the two actual diplomats in a diplomatic meeting who was not a part or had any career in the Armed Forces of his home countr. however Ambassador Satti was determined to not return to Sudan with an empty hand. He was instructed that despite the hostile relations between Khartoum and other certain nations in the conference, he is not to reflect the true feelings of the Sudanese government and people and keep things cool.

Ambassador Satti :| "first of all I and the Government of Sudan wish to express our gratitude to both Iraq and the United States for bringing together all the delegates of other nations involved in Chad to discus about the ongoing humanitarian crisis happening across the border from our country. And of course I want to make a statement defending Khartoum's decision to intervene in Chad. Terrorism and Extremism had always been and will always be a threat to the stability and unity of the Sudanese Republic that has had so many of her own sons and daughters bleed in the December Revolution for the current prosperity of our nation and their sacrifice shall never go in vain. Secondly there is a genocide in Chad. Thousands are fleeing into Sudan by the day, instability and anger is already brewing in Darfur. The indiscriminate bombing of enemy positions is not a way to stop genocide or even to stop a war. For every innocent Chadian slaughtered by coalition forces through the bombings, 10 more Chadians would join the fight. And that's what Sudan is here for. To find a way with all the respectable nations here to be able to better deal with the war all while not worsening the situation ourselves. Thank you again for your time and I hope to find an agreement by the end of this. I now hand the turn over to the Russian Delegation."

Alzarikstan