GEI | Message to Australia

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Recipient: Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Commonwealth of Australia < Owen >
Sender: Department Head Shyam Saran, External Affairs Department < dpthead@extaff.india.gov >
Subject: Diplomatic Relations

Dear Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade,

The External Affairs Department sends its greetings to the newly-elected government of Australia. The Gandhi Empire believes that communication, openess and mutual co-operation is paramount to improving the lives of all that live on the Indian Ocean.

The Gandhi Empire would like to organise in-person or online diplomatic communications between the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Australia and the External Affairs Department of the Gandhi Empire. This would be used to discuss economic, trade, defence and diplomatic relations between our nations.

Eagerly awaiting your response,

Department Head Shyam Saran, External Affairs Department
Gandhi Empire of India

 

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MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS​

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4 June 2005

Dear Mr. Saran, I have arranged for our Ambassador, Mr. John McCarthy to receive you at the Australian Embassy in New Delhi. Yours sincerely, Kevin Rudd.

Parliament House, CANBERRA, ACT 2600 Telephone: (02) 6277 7700​

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DH Saran would be driven the 5km from the External Affairs Building, in the heart of New Delhi, to the Australian Embassy in New Delhi. His vehicle would pull up to the security gate, and his entourage would follow any directions requested of them by the Australian security team.

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The Australian Embassy would have quite a large compound behind a large thick wall. There would be a singular security guard sitting on a chair under a parasol next to the main gate infront of the security office. He would see the Minister's motorcade arrive. He would enter the security office and open the main gate. The Ambassador would receive the Minister at the front building, which was different to the main building, at least according to Google Maps.

"Mr. Saran, a pleasure to meet you." He would shake his hand and take him through the main building and into the main courtyard, sprawling with peacocks before taking him to the extravagent mansion inside the compound which would have reception rooms and the like. They would sit down in a drawing room.

"I hope you enjoy our sprawling property we have here in New Delhi."

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Department Head Saran would say, "Thank you, Ambassador McCarthy, for meeting with me." He would then return the handshake, and would follow the Australian Ambassador through the main building and courtyard.

After sitting down in the drawing room, DH Saran would reply, "Yes, Ambassador McCarthy, it is a very pretty piece of land. I believe this was built in the 1960s? That makes it nearly as old as me."

Owen

 

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"What would you like to discuss Mr. Saran?" He would sit there staring him blank in the eye.

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Department Head Saran would respond, "Relations between Australia and the Gandhi Empire. Specifically, trade and economic relations."

He would stop and take a breath for a second. "We have recently signed a limited trade deal with Thailand, and we wish to do the same with Australia. This could be involve areas like manufacturing, resources and minerals. Please, Mr. McCarthy, let me know what you think."

Owen