[Bosnia-Herzegovina] Message to Germany

[Dragon]

To Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany

For many years our destiny as a nation and a people gave been held in common with Germany. For many years the first among other European sources of enployment for Bosniaks was Germany. When we declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1992 it was Germany who provided us with surplus weapons and ammo. Still today, there remains a crucial link with Germany not only in areas of employment but also in the fact that Germany happens to have a sizeable community of Bosniaks as well. Therefore let our two nations cement this link and establish diplomatic relations. We await your response and hope to create a lasting friendship.

Peace be upon you!
Bakir Izetbegovic, President of The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina​

 

[NagandEmerald]

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Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Encrypted: Level 4​

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To: Bakir Izetbegovic, President of the Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina Cc: Office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs Subject: Diplomatic Correspondence

Herr President, While the Chancellor is flattered that you attempted to contact her yourself, for future reference, it is more professional to contact the Federal Foreign Ministry on matters pertaining to diplomatic relations. Now, while we are willing to discuss such a matter, we find it prudent that both of our presidents meet. If you are serious about such a commitment, we invite you to meet with President Lambert at the Prussian House of Lords within the next week. It is your responsibility to see if you wish to truly establish relations with the Federal Republic of Germany Sincerely, Guido Westerwelle Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Federal Republic of Germany

✆ +49 30 18170​

✉ guido@auswaertiges-amt.de​

■ Werderscher Markt 1, 10117 Berlin​

 

[NagandEmerald]

Dragon of Bosnia

 

[Dragon]

To Mr. Westerwelle of The German Foreign Ministry

For many years our destiny as a nation and a people gave been held in common with Germany. For many years the first among other European sources of enployment for Bosniaks was Germany. When we declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1992 it was Germany who provided us with surplus weapons and ammo. Still today, there remains a crucial link with Germany not only in areas of employment but also in the fact that Germany happens to have a sizeable community of Bosniaks as well. Therefore let our two nations cement this link and establish diplomatic relations. We await your response and hope to create a lasting friendship. I am indeed up to meeting with Herr Lambert and am commited to this goal of mine.

Peace be upon you!
Bakir Izetbegovic, President of The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina