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Department of External Affairs
Government of the Pacifican Federation

Official Communiqué of the Pacifican Federation

Directorate of Foreign Affairs
Pacitalian Republic
Attention: Vasiliou Bandanaris MPP
Suite 935, Corso Repubblica 2200
Timiocato, Capitale
1186A Pacitalia

Agustinate Vasiliou Bandanaris,

The Department of External Affairs for the Pacifican Federation extends an invitation to the Directorate of Foreign Affairs for the Pacitalian Republic to send a delegation to our capital, Georgetown. The primary objective of these series of meeting Agustinate Vasiliou Bandanaris is to normalize relations between our two great countries.

We hope these series of landmark discussions will lay the foundation for an everlasting bond of friendship between our nations.

I hope to hear for you to work out the details for the meetings in Georgetown.


Hon. Rebecca Josette Laugier, MNA, B.Sc.FS
Secretary of External Affairs
Federation of Pacifica

8 December 2008

Directorate of Foreign Affairs
Attention: Vasiliou Bandanaris MPP
Suite 935, Corso Repubblica 2200
Timiocato, Capitale
1186A Pacitalia
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From the desk of the Hon Vasiliou Bandanaris MPP
Agustinate of International Relations
Second Pacitalian Republic


Department of External Affairs
Pacifican Federation
Attention: Rebecca Josette Laugier MNA
Post Appellation D
Georgetown, Pacifica


Dear Ms Laugier —

The national government of Pacitalia, as representative of the Pacitalian people, consistently seeks to build upon the country's internationalist heritage and seek new partnerships with which to extend the Pacitalian ideal abroad.

We judge the situation between our two countries to be such that we must lay down the foundations for a bilateral partnership. Therefore, we agree a series of discussions to develop official ties and relations is more than appropriate in that context.

The earliest I would be able to lead a delegation to Georgetown would be mid-February next year, though I welcome further candid discussion until that time. If you have any questions or requests, please do not hesitate to contact me via telephone or email.

We very much look forward to meeting with our Pacifican counterparts in Georgetown.


Sincera in domina bene,

Vasiliou Bandanaris MPP, RPAg
Agustinate of International Relations
Second Pacitalian Republic

T | +2 010 9977 449 029 ext. 53837
E | v.bandanaris@agus.gov.pc
W | http://www.dfa.gov.pc/agus/

Department of External Affairs
The John E. Dryden Building, Annex E
Georgetown, Pacifican Federation

Secretary Rebecca Laugier’s petite hands firmly held the first official communiqué from a foreign national government forty years ago. The isolationist Scott McKinnon National government dissolved the Department of State after a debacle occurred. Prime Minister McKinnon took it to his death bed for fabricating the story that’s shrouded in mystery.

Prime Minister Wittrock overnight had transformed the country during his inauguration that promised Pacificans change and progress: to reopen Pacifica to the outside world for international commerce and trade. The following day he was declared the savior of resurrecting a extinct department. Prime Minister Scott McKinnon rolled in his grave during that speech including announcing a Pacifiquois woman would be its Secretary. She was pleased with her work over the past two years since being sworn into office.

Laugier quickly brainstormed and dotted down a few notes. She realized that Agustinate Bandanaris couldn’t personally attend formal meetings in Georgetown until sometime in the early New Year. She circled the best option and picked up her phone, “What time is it in Pacitalia?”

Her Office Manager Daryl Tripp answered, “Five o’clock in the afternoon Madame Secretary.”

“Could you see if you can try their International Relations Agustinate, Monsieur Vasiliou Bandanaris?”

“Yes Madame Secretary,” Daryl Tripp. “Is there anything else I can help you with?”

“No. That’ll be all.”