[Poland]Official Communications to the Dominican Republic

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To: Lieutenant-General Jerónimo Abreu; Transitional Minister of Foreign Affairs Kcain

Subject: Diplomatic Relations

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Lieutenant-General Jerónimo Abreu, I am reaching out to your office in an effort to normalize diplomatic relations between our two nations. It is our hope that by our two nations working closely together we can foster an endearing friendship between ourselves that will help increase the security, health, and happiness of our two peoples. We are eager for the announcement of an election that will host the new civilian government and we urge your transitional government to continue its heading towards a free and democratic election. While the Dominican Republic is far outside our realm of influence, we cannot help but offer our assistance in this monumental transition for your people. By allowing us to open a consulate within Santo Domingo, we hope to facilitate this friendship by exploring avenues of cooperation in defense strategy, tourism, industrial development, and other areas that may be of assistance for a nation on the cusp of entering the world stage such as your own. We are eager in the possibility of allowing the Dominican Navy, Air Force, and Army access to key piece of the Polish arsenal that would not only allow your nation to defend itself but also allow it to protect its national interests abroad. Poland also has had a history of assisting developing nations modernize their communication infrastructure and bring it into the 21st century, much like we did with Vietnam several years ago. I look forward to working closely with you within Santo Domingo to further achieve this idea of friendship between our two people.

Sincerely, Asia Dudek Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Kingdom of Poland

 

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Official Diplomatic Correspondence; Encrypted and Classified; Not for the public domain​

To: Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Poland, Asia Dudek ManBear

From: Transitional Foreign Minister of the Dominican Republic, Lieutenant-General Jerónimo Abreu

Dear Minister Dudek,

It is a pleasure to receive your correspondence on behalf of the Kingdom of Poland.

I am pleased to hear of your desire to cooperate with our nation. Despite first establishing relations in 1933, Dominican-Polish relations have been very limited to say the least. That said, this allows for significant room for growth and development for cross-border cooperation between our governments. Thus, with this in mind, I can only echo your statement to enhance areas for mutual cooperation as we enter a new political era.

We would be pleased to invite you to open a diplomatic mission here in the Dominican Republic, and I would like to request that we be able to open an Embassy in Warsaw in return.

Regarding military assets, you have touched on a key agenda for our and future governments - the modernisation and expansion of Dominican defence capabilities. We are currently in the processes of modernising our neglected military assets and would greatly appreciate the opportunity to consider the procurement of Polish equipment.

Sincerely,

Jerónimo Abreu
Transitional Minister of Foreign Affairs
Dominican Republic

 

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To: Jeronimo Abreu; Transitional Minister of Foreign Affairs Kcain

Subject: Diplomatic Relations

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Transitional Minister of Foreign Affairs Jeronimo Abreu, It gladdens our hearts here at the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs that your great nation is agreeable to strengthening the diplomatic relations between our two nations. We have several locations within Warsaw that would be a good fit for the Dominican embassy. We are agreeable with having your ambassador coming on an official state visit that will highlight key treaties and bilateral agreements between our two nations while also allowing your government to choose an embassy location from a short list of locations. During this bilateral talks, we can discuss the modernization of the Dominican military utilizing modern Polish equipment and Poland's own armed forces to assist in their training. Poland's ability to force project world wide and their advanced training, offers the Dominican military a unique prospective on how modern warfare is handled while also being able to diplomatically resolve conflicts before armed forces are required to be deployed.

Sincerely, Asia Dudek Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Kingdom of Poland