[Bosnia] Message to The Netherlands

[Dragon]

to Jack Wald, Minister-President of The Netherlands

On behalf of The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina I would like to give thanks to The Kingdom of The Netherlands for their services to the Bosnian people especially with regards to Srebrenica as tragic as that may have been in retrospect. Anyway...I would like to establish diplomatic relations with your nation as a fitting tribute and as a means of securing mutual growth for our economies. Much has changed in Europe but little has actually changed with Bosnia. Perhaps you could give us hand.

Sincerely, Bakir Izetbegovic
President of The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina​

 

[Dutchy]

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Office of the Minister President
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To:Bakir Izetbegovic, President of The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina Cc: Subject:Bilateral Relations Dear Mr Izetbegovic, I would like to congratulate you on your electoral victory, we are pleased to see the return of a stable government to Bosnia-Herzegovina to represent it's people on the international stage. We would like to welcome you to the European community which we are working hard at to unite. Europe has seen too much conflict in the last decade, the Netherlands and it's friends and allies are working hard to bring peace to this continent. In what way can we assist your nation? Yours Sincerely, Jack Wald Minister-President Kingdom of the Netherlands

✆ +31 70 3564100​

✉ az@rijksoverheid.nl​

■ Buitenhof 34, 2513 AH The Hague​

 

[Dragon]

to Jack Wald of the Netherlands

The best form of help would be a combination of trade and investment in the industries of Bosnia so as to permit the growth of my nations economy. On another note The people of Bosnia would like to thank The Netherlands for its deployment of peacekeepers during the war of independence.

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

 

[Dutchy]

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To: Bakir Izetbegovic, President of The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina Cc: Subject: Bilateral Relations Dear Mr Izetbegovic, We would be happy to negotiate trade deals with your nation, as for investment we would require more information about the type of investments you seek. However, we do maintain a International Development Fund where we could release a certain amount for investment. The topic of Dutchbat III remains controversial, it saddens us that we were unable to prevent the massacre, yet the troops were not prepared or armed to combat such a large force. We hope to rectify our mistakes from the past and assist Bosnia in the rebuilding of it's nation. Yours Sincerely, Jack Wald Minister-President Kingdom of the Netherlands

✆ +31 70 3564100​

✉ az@rijksoverheid.nl​

■ Buitenhof 34, 2513 AH The Hague​

 

[Dragon]

To Jack Wald, Minister-President of The Netherlands

Bosnia would be more than happy to trade with The Netherlands therefore I will gladly sign a future trade deal with your government in the hope of securing economic growth for my homeland. In regards to Battalion III we are understand the limitations and would greatly appreciate any help you can give us at this point in time.

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

 

[Dutchy]

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To: Bakir Izetbegovic, President of The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina Cc: Subject: Bilateral Relations Dear Mr Izetbegovic, If you wish to open a trade route, then the Netherlands has the following exports to offer: 1. Machinery including computers 2. Organic chemicals 3. Optical, technical, medical apparatus 4. Pharmaceuticals 5. Electrical machinery, equipment Furthermore, we would be willing to invest in your nations infrastructure if you have any projects that require funding. Or would you like to explain more about the investment in your businesses, which you mentioned in an earlier message. Yours Sincerely, Jack Wald Minister-President Kingdom of the Netherlands

✆ +31 70 3564100​

✉ az@rijksoverheid.nl​

■ Buitenhof 34, 2513 AH The Hague​

 

[Dragon]

To Jack Wald, Minister President of The Netherlands

Mr. Wald, my country would be more than happy to take part in the establishment of a trade route with The Netherlands, Bosnia has the following items for export -

1. Car seats
2. Electrical Equipment
3. Aluminium
4. Processed Wood
5. Furniture

In regards to investment I would like to secure Dutch support for Air Bosna. Apart from that all is relatively well.

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

 

[Dutchy]

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To: Bakir Izetbegovic, President of The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina Cc: Subject: Bilateral Relations Dear Mr Izetbegovic, The Netherlands would be willing to import Aluminium, what would your government like in return? How could we assist, are you seeking investment in return for shares in the company? Yours Sincerely, Jack Wald Minister-President Kingdom of the Netherlands

✆ +31 70 3564100​

✉ az@rijksoverheid.nl​

■ Buitenhof 34, 2513 AH The Hague​

 

[Dragon]

To Jack Wald, Minister-President of The Netherlands

Dear Mr. Wald,

The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina would like to purchase some machinery namely computers. On another note I am seeking investment in return for shares regarding Air Bosna.

P.S. we are still awaiting a response from Britain regarding Bosnian membership in the European Treaty Organization.

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

 

[Dutchy]

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To: Bakir Izetbegovic, President of The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina Cc: Subject: Bilateral Relations Dear Mr Izetbegovic, Could I then propose the following trade routes: Trade route A Origin: Port of Rotterdam, The Netherlands Desitnation: Port of Neum, Bosnia-Herzegovina Vessel: MV IJsselstein Cargo: Machinery including computers Interval: Weekly (OOC) Route: JQ > IN > IM > JM > JN Trade route B Origin: Port of Neum, Bosnia-Herzegovina Desitnation: Port of Rotterdam, The Netherlands Vessel: MV IJsselstein Cargo: Aluminium Interval: Weekly (OOC) Route: JN > JM > IM > IN > JQ Please give me your thoughts, I have currently assigned a Dutch vessel to both routes, this can be changed if you want your own vessel running route B. As for investment, what would the costs be for each share? We would also be interested in investing in infrastructure projects in your nation, possibly the expansion of your port. I would advise you contact President Thomas van Vreeswijk himself in regards to membership, while he is a Dutch citizen, neither Britain or the Netherlands decide upon the day-to-day business of the organisation. Membership must be gained through the proper process, which means expressing your interest with the President of the organisation. Yours Sincerely, Jack Wald Minister-President Kingdom of the Netherlands

✆ +31 70 3564100​

✉ az@rijksoverheid.nl​

■ Buitenhof 34, 2513 AH The Hague​

 

[Dragon]

to Jack Wald, Minister President of The Netherlands

I approve of these purposals in the hope that they will lead to the economic growth of the nation and perhaps create a few jobs as well thus lowering the rate of unemployment. I will contact Mr. Van Vreeswijk and begin the process as soob as possible.

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

 

[Dutchy]

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To: Bakir Izetbegovic, President of The Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina Cc: Subject: Bilateral Relations Dear Mr Izetbegovic, I have submitted both trade routes with the International Maritime Trade Organisation. Please ensure that the routes continue to run smoothly on your end and we shall monitor ours. I will also bring up the topic of investment in regards to Air Bosna, you said you were willing to offer shares. I do require more information before being able to make a decision. Yours Sincerely, Jack Wald Minister-President Kingdom of the Netherlands

✆ +31 70 3564100​

✉ az@rijksoverheid.nl​

■ Buitenhof 34, 2513 AH The Hague​