Iran / Message to France

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To: <Council of State, France> Dutchy
Subject: <Bilateral Relations - Support in state Turmoil>
Security Type: <Secret and Encrypted>

Honorable madame et monsieur of the Council of State,

even as I was sworn as Emissary to your former Government under a royal leadership, I now want to message you on behalf of the free elected government, from the Kingdom of Èran. We want to express our unshaken stance with the French people in this times of change and also our fully support of both your current intermediate council and the following government and parliament of the future French State.

Unless we are far away and given with way less modern capabilities as your great state, our country knows the burden of a rapid change in government and if you need any transnational help in these times, I can assure France of the commitment of my government and my office itself to help you, as we can if needed.
Also I want already express the unchanged wish of a friendly and trustful cooperation between our countries and government in the future.

May the light of wisdom bless in these days all your citizens, so that a new dawn blossoms for France.

Sincerely,

Lord Bishtùn-an-Ès
Ambassador to France
Kingdom of Èran

 

[Dutchy]

MINISTÈRE DES AFFAIRES ÉTRANGÈRES
BUREAU DU VICE-PRÉSIDENT​

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Lord Bishtùn-an-Ès
Ambassador to France
Kingdom of Èran

Paris, March 2007​

Your Excellency,

On behalf of the Council of State, I extend our sincere gratitude for your kind message of support during this important period of transition. France values your expression of solidarity with both our transitional administration and the institutions of the Sixth French Republic.

We are heartened by your offer of assistance. Nevertheless, this transition rests upon the shoulders of the French people, and external involvement in our political process would be ill-advised. We will, however, not forget the readiness of Èran to extend a helping hand.

France remains committed to fostering enduring bonds of cooperation, mutual respect, and trust; which form the foundations upon which a strong bilateral relationship can thrive.

May this period indeed mark the dawn of a renewed France, one that engages the world in the spirit of liberty, equality, and fraternity.

Please accept the assurances of my highest consideration.

Yours sincerely,

Bertrand Thibault
Vice President​

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