NationStates Jolt Archive

Our nation wishes to bulid up our ties with the outside world via the means of trade. What we have to offer is;

Copper ore (enough to supply one country)

Soya beans (enough to supply one country)

Normal automobiles (here we would look for a conract to sell them in another nation in exchange for money, or a conract for that nation to sell a product to our people)

We humbly await replies.

Minister Ho

The Sagatious government has just embarked upon an ambitious programme of roadbuilding

We anticipate an increase in car ownership and would be interested in licensing one (or more) manufacturers and/or resellers to supply vehicles to our populous

Obviously talks will be necessary before any deal can be struck.

We look forward to your initial proposal


Cordially,

T.H. Saurus

(Undersecretary, Sagatious Department of Transport)

The Dominion is interesting in acquiring copper ore and asks if any other resources are available for sale.

We would like to enter a trade agreement for soy beans. Please contact us with any arrangements you suggest.

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Seňor Eduardo Castro
Minister of International Trade
People's Republic of Zeronia

The Sagatious government has just licensed a small mining operation to exploit its uranium deposits

If this is of interest to you we would be willing to trade with you at such time as the available quanities of this resource become apparent and the viability of the industry is ascertained

I am aware of your interest in trading automobiles

I am afraid that, as a private enterprise we are unable to discuss the details of any other trade propositions and would refer you to the appropriate governnment body or other responsible private party. Should it prove to be the case that our miniing capacity will generate sufficient surplus uranium to sell to outside interests such as yourself, the deal will be a monetary one, or for some other acceptable form of finacial return such as government bonds or stocks


Regards

M. Iner

(Chief of Logistics, First Sagatious Uranium Mining Corporation)