France Email to Denmark

[Moe]

French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Top Secret Encrypted Message

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From: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jean Le-Pen
To: Ministry of European Affairs, Ms. Nina O. Pederson

On behalf of President of Francois Mitterand and the people of France, I would like to extend you and your administration our warmest greetings. We would like to establish formal contact between our nations and study the possibility of bi-lateral trading ties, and since we are just a two-hour flight away from our respective capitals, possibly closer defensive ties as well down the road.

France prides itself on being a neutral nation, free from coalitions or alliances, which allows us to talk candidly with all countries.

I myself look forward to opening such a relationship with you personally.

Yours,

Jean Le-Pen

@JamieA

 

[JamieA]

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs​

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Security Clarification: Classified​

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[ To ] Jean Le-Pen (France / @Moe) [ Cc ] Frida A. Rasmussen (Denmark), Julie H. Toft (Denmark) Aksel A. Nørgaard (Denmark) [ Subject ] Relations

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Dear Minister Le-Pen, The administration and the people of the Kingdom of Denmark thank you for the warm greetings. We can begin formal discussions, I can either arrange a video call or you can visit myself in Denmark at your earliest covenant. If you decide to come to Denmark, please do email me back a day before your arrival to adjust the nescessary security arrangements for your visit. I look forward to hearing from you in the near future. Many thanks, Ms. Nina O. Pederson Minister for European Affairs for the Kingdom of Denmark

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Copyrighted @ Kingdom of Denmark​

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[Moe]

French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Top Secret Encrypted Message

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From: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jean Le-Pen
To: Ministry of European Affairs, Ms. Nina O. Pederson

Thank you for the prompt reply. Let us first arrange for video conference first as I soon will be returning from an overseas trip, but amicable and production relations with our European neighbors is essential to us. I look forward to speaking with you soon.

Yours,

J.Le-Pen

@JamieA

 

[JamieA]

The Minister for European affairs would be sitting at her desk ensuring paperwork was already in front of her regarding current situations within the globe. A Danish Flag and a French Flag would also be behind her, the minister would place the call ensuring it was encrypted and secure as well as recording for future references, the recording was unknown to the other caller

@Moe

 

[Moe]

In his office, President Le-Pen would be notified of an incoming phone call from Denmark. Once he is told that the French side of the call would be encrypted, so as not to be intercepted, he would hit the answer button. A recording of the call would be made as always, unbeknownst to Denmark.

"Good morning, this is President Le-Pen. Thank you for calling Minister Pederson. I am glad we can speak."

@JamieA

 

[JamieA]

"Good morning Mister President, the honour is all mine. Thank you for accepting my call this early in the morning" the Minister paused to allow her to clear her throat before continuing "How are this fine morning? How are things in France?"

 

[Moe]

"Well, I am just settling in and getting used to things. It seems I am either in a meeting or on the phone, or on the phone in a meeting. But I am glad we finally have a chance to talk."

The President goes on.

"After several years of strife, much of Europe seems to have settled down. France has reached out with nearly all of the continent and have begun to build solid relationships with the European community, especially in terms of trade.

How have you faired in diplomacy?"

@JamieA

 

[JamieA]

"We've done alright, we've mainly been focusing on Nordic relations until recently. You are the first nation outside of the Nordic Region that we've started diplomatic relations with"

 

[Moe]

"Well, it is an honor then. Would you be open to direct trade links? France would be interested in importing Danish Minerals and oil as well as optical and technical apparatus. All French exports are, of course, on the table."

@JamieA